Nutrition Professor Amy Moyer Explains Benefits of Goji Berries
“Goji berries are high in vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals [with] antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which fight free radicals and strengthen the immune system.”
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Peace and Conflict Studies Chair Calls for Global Response in Fighting Wildfires
Wildfires fuel climate change, and climate change fuels wildfires. PCS Professor Douglas P. Fry argues that the threats posed by extreme wildfires are a global challenge and require a cooperative global response.
GCSTOP Researcher, Professor Stresses Need for Narcan in Triad
“What we want to do is to say ‘you know here are some safer things’ like have Narcan with you, we have fentanyl test strips, ways to identify counterfeit anything. That will save a life.”
Genetic Counseling Professor, Alumna Discuss AI Chat Tools in Genetic Testing
“There’s a place for utilization for all of these technologies. I think we just need to figure out what situations, what patients, and what indications are the most appropriate for each.”
Director of Culinary Medicine Trains Students for Real World
The foodservice business can be an unpredictable one—and that’s a lesson dietetic interns at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) have been learning first-hand.
Kinesiology Professor Explains Why Sports Pull at Emotions
People identify with (a team) and they identify through them — their sense of self, in part, can be constructed through sport. — Adam Berg, Kinesiology Associate Professor
HDFS Professors Study Limited Language, Child Care Subsidies During COVID
Subsidy staff shared that Latino families experienced language barriers, difficulties accessing the internet or other electronic communication channels, and difficulties accessing in-person services.
Social Work Professor Discusses Lessons from US, UK Pandemic Responses
While uninterrupted attachment to the labor force is a good thing, higher levels of job loss in the US may have benefited economic efficiency as workers had more incentive to consider better job opportunities.
PHE Alumna Selected as Guilford County’s First Drug and Injury Prevention Manager
Amanda Clark, a 2018 Public Education alumna, was selected as the Guilford County Division of Public Health’s first Drug and Injury Prevention Manager.
Tippett Gift Creates Tunstall Scholarship For Adult Students
Deborah Tunstall Tippett ’73, ’81 MS, ’91 PhD has established the Ann Satterwhite Tunstall Scholarship Fund with a planned gift to UNC Greensboro.