Researchers from Carolina and the University of Chile found there were important decreases in the levels of sugar and sodium in packaged foods and beverages within just one year of a 2016 Chilean law requiring front-of-package warning labels on unhealthy foods, showing that these kinds of regulations can lead to concrete nutritional improvements of such popular products.
While Berryhill Hall was a new medical education building in the 1970s, the building’s limitations – both in size and design – are impediments to overcome for today's medical students.
Anorexia has been misunderstood by lay people and by the professional community for a very long time, says psychologist Cynthia Bulik.
Whitney Noble has long felt a calling to help people through the field of health care. While pursuing an associate’s degree in nursing from Wilmington’s Cape Fear Community College, Noble was drawn to the Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program to make that goal a reality. C-STEP is a pathway for talented low- and moderate-income high school and community college students that has helped more than 1,200 students transfer to Carolina.