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In the Media
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In the Media
The political lens on food is changing
Axios | December 18, 2024
Americans are feeling less confident about their future and often delay having children as a result
Business Insider | December 17, 2024
Changes to testing methods and case definitions impact knowledge of Lyme disease in North Carolina
UNC Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases | December 13, 2024
Understanding economic inequality and its effects on economic growth and stability
Washington Center for Equitable Growth | December 12, 2024
UNC researchers to receive up to $10 million for precision oncology advancements
Dot Med | December 11, 2024
Safety data in older adults is lacking for weight-loss drugs
The Washington Post | December 9, 2024
Deregulation related to food safety and nutrition could be counterproductive
PBS News Hour | December 6, 2024
Are flu and COVID high now? Here’s how the season has started
CBS News | December 3, 2024
Perceptions of neighborhoods are essential to understanding urban inequality and poverty
Texas Observer | December 2, 2024
Holiday food indulgence is less of an issue than unhealthy food in our everyday diets
The Guardian | December 1, 2024
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