The below clickable headlines link directly to outside media outlets, which featured UNC School of Medicine faculty starting Friday, October 3, 2025.
Charlotte Killing Exposes NC’s Mental Health Failures – Dr. Ted Zarzar (The Carolinian)
Are We Facing a New Dark Age for Public Health Data? – Dr. Frank W. Putnam (Psychology Today)
Junk Food Can Scramble Your Memory in Just 4 Days; Tips to Protect Brain Health – Dr. Juan Song (Times Now)
Just 4 days of junk food can damage brain, study finds: Here’s how fast it happens – Dr. Juan Song (The Times of India)
Study Uncovers Brain Pathways Connected to Alzheimer’s Memory Loss and Mood Changes – Dr. Juan Song (Newswise)
Empowering Pediatric Providers to Enhance Management of Type 2 Inflammatory Conditions in Children – Dr. Edwin Kim (Healio)
UNC develops treatment to help women combat postpartum depression – Dr. Crystal Schiller (WRAL)
UNC Health launches nation’s first rural OB-GYN fellowship – Dr. Kavita Arora (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Study Uncovers Brain Pathways Connected to Alzheimer’s Memory Loss and Mood Changes – Dr. Juan Song (News Tercera Edad)
Fast food eating habits can quickly cause the brain to “degrade” – Dr. Juan Song (Vietnam.vn)
New calculator can help physicians better predict stroke risk in atrial fibrillation patients – Dr. Samuel Short (Medical Xpress)
Can You Reverse MASH? – Dr. Sidney Barritt IV (Everyday Health)
Whooping cough cases near 70-year high in NC. What’s behind the spike? – Dr. David Weber (Charlotte Observer)
The One Simple Workout Move an Endocrinologist Is Begging People Over 50 To Do for Bone Health – Dr. Janet Rubin (Parade)
Infants Outside High-Risk Groups May Have Undetected Hip Dysplasia – Dr. David Hill (Medscape)
Conference Aims to Support Families Facing Prenatal Diagnoses – Dr. Marty McCaffrey (Today’s Catholic News)
Junk food can scramble your brain in just four days, says new study – Dr. Juan Song (MSN UK)