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The University of North Carolina School of Medicine is a nationally ranked public medical school with campuses in Chapel Hill, Asheville, and Charlotte.

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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Worried about your teen drinking, smoking or engaging in other unsafe behaviors?. It’s important to start a conversation with your child so they know how to make healthy choices on their own. Here are 6 tips for getting started. #UNCHealthTalk.
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Keep the lines of communication open—and try to stay calm.
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UNC School of Medicine
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When pregnancy is considered high-risk, you don’t have to face it alone. Maternal-fetal medicine specialists are here to care for you and your baby throughout the journey. #UNCHealthTalk.
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A maternal-fetal medicine specialist can help take care of you and your baby’s health.
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It’s not always easy to talk with aging parents about their health, goals, and limitations—but these conversations matter. A UNC Health geriatrician shares tips to help you navigate these emotional moments with care and confidence. #UNCHealthTalk .
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Start the conversation about how to help now.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Almost 1 in 4 Americans adults live with #ChronicPain. Researchers at @UNC_SOM and @UNCPharmacy are working together to create a new pain medication that can offer relief to those in need—without causing drug dependence or withdrawal symptoms. @US_Pain.
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Experts at the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy are focused on a pain drug candidate that can target an area of the brain that controls the ‘unpleasantness’ associated with...
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UNC School of Medicine
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The program committee, along with the @UNC_SOM's Dean of Research and Dean of Graduate Education, welcomed 34 students into the inaugural class. They will engage in intensive instruction/research to train future scientists & industry professionals for the biomedical workforce.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Last Thursday marked a milestone for @UNC! The School of Medicine's UNC Department of Cell Biology and Physiology (@UNC_CBP) launched the university’s first-ever Biomedical Master’s Program for a cohort of incoming students.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Viral #hepatitis is a treatable disease, but many don’t know they have it. Here’s what you need to know about the viruses that cause hepatitis. #UNCHealthTalk.
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What you need to know about prevention, testing and treatment.
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UNC School of Medicine
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Researchers @UNC are advancing the development of a new pain medication. Using their knowledge of neuroscience and pharmacology, the research team is now working on drug candidates that can specifically target the brain cells that make pain "unpleasant.".
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Experts at the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy are focused on a pain drug candidate that can target an area of the brain that controls the ‘unpleasantness’ associated with...
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Are more younger women getting breast cancer? UNC Health cancer epidemiologist Melissa Troester, PhD, breaks down the data and shares what it means for the future of women’s health. #WorldBreastCancerResearchDay #UNCHealthTalk.
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As researchers track early-onset cancers, women can take steps to reduce their risk.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Aging brings changes and new health concerns. Geriatricians are doctors who specialize in this stage of life. Here’s what older people should know about them. #UNCHealthTalk.
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Aging brings new health concerns.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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3rd-year @UNC_SOM PhD student Celeste Robles and PhD advisor Helen Lazear named in 2025 cohort of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Gilliam Fellows Program!.
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UNC School of Medicine third-year PhD student Celeste Robles and PhD advisor Helen Lazear named in 2025 cohort of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Gilliam Fellows Program.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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“Sleepwalking in and of itself is not harmful, and kids outgrow it,” says UNC Health neurologist and sleep medicine physician Nathan Walker, MD. #UNCHealthTalk.
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How to take care of a loved one who wanders in the night.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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Dry eyes & dry mouth have a variety of causes, including medications, allergies & underlying health conditions. But it’s important to consider whether these are symptoms of Sjogren’s disease—especially if you’re a woman in your 40s. #UNCHealthTalk.
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Your healthcare provider can help address your symptoms.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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The parents of twins Amelia and Makenzie Kahn, who have been battling Batten disease, are now celebrating signs of progress one year into a first-in-kind clinical study at @UNC_Health_Care. Hear more about their story with @ABC11_WTVD.
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"I didn't understand how I would ever smile or laugh again."
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UNC School of Medicine
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A new study led by investigators at the UNC School of Medicine reveals how dietary changes significantly reduce persistent post-traumatic headaches, a common and debilitating consequence of traumatic brain injury.
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A new study, led by investigators in the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the UNC School of Medicine, reveals how dietary changes significantly reduce persistent post-traumatic...
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UNC School of Medicine
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Everyone is at risk for dehydration, heat exhaustion and #heatstroke during the summer months, but if you have one of these 5 health issues, you need to take extra care. #UNCHealthTalk #medX.
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Drinking more water goes a long way in staying safe in the heat.
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UNC School of Medicine
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Does your child get eaten up by #mosquitoes or other bugs? Here's how to choose the best bug repellent for your family. #UNCHealthTalk #BugRepellent .
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Protect against bites with safe and effective products.
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UNC School of Medicine
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Spider bites are rare, and most of the time, they can be treated at home. UNC Health family medicine doctor LeRon Jackson, MD, spun a web of information about what to do if a spider bites you. #UNCHealthTalk.
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Most spider bites are harmless, but there are exceptions.
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UNC School of Medicine
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Always yawning or reaching for a second—or third—cup of coffee? If you’re consistently tired, it’s time to ask why. Here are some possible explanations for your exhaustion and tips to try. #UNCHealthTalk #Fatigue.
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Lots of things get in the way of a restful night of sleep.
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@UNC_SOM
UNC School of Medicine
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There are guidelines for how much sleep people of different ages need, but your body might already be telling you what you require. Look for these signs that you might need more shut-eye. #UNCHealthTalk.
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There are clues you’re not well-rested.
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