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Remarks from John Batsis on behalf of AGS

March 7, 2022

Faculty Fellow John Batsis MD served as the American Geriatrics Society representative on the Obesity and Equitable Aging Roundtable held by the National Council on Aging Roundtable last October. Last month, the National Council on Aging held a virtual meeting … Read more

Women in urban Senegal seek less biased contraceptive access

March 2, 2022

New UNC research has found that women in urban Senegal seeking family planning services tend to avoid providers with a bias that would prevent them from acquiring their preferred method of contraception. While many studies have exposed the types of … Read more

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Picture warnings on sodas? A promising tool to fight childhood obesity

February 1, 2022

The findings are promising: The warnings reduced parental purchases of sugary drinks for their kids by 17 percentage points.

the UNC Mini Mart, a 245-square foot naturalistic store laboratory in Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Forecasting COVID-19: A conversation with Paul Delamater

January 24, 2022

For the past several months, Paul Delamater has been working with a team of researchers to forecast COVID-19 cases across North Carolina. The NC COVID-19 dashboard shows up-to-date estimates and future forecasts of SARS-CoV-2 infections, COVID-19 cases, and (coming soon) … Read more

"Sheffield's Women of Steel - COVID-19: We can beat this" by Tim Dennell is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0