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The below clickable headlines link directly to outside media outlets, which featured UNC School of Medicine faculty starting Friday, June 19, 2026.


The lasting impact of PTSD – Dr. Sam McLean (Triangle Business Journal)

New National Digital Health Index identifies communities most at risk of being left behind in the digital health era – Dr. Saif Khairat (EurekAlert!)

“Highly unusual for a food allergy”: Expert doctor on tick-borne Alpha-gal syndrome – Dr. Onyinye I. Iweala (AFP News Agency)

Summer COVID spike called likely – Dr. David Wohl (High Point Enterprise)

ADA: Once-Weekly Cagrilintide + Semaglutide Promising in Type 2 Diabetes – Dr. John Buse (Endocrinology Advisor)

Burlington boy, leukemia survivor will cheer on UNC baseball in CWS title series – Dr. Patrick Thompson (The News & Observer)

A New Secondary Drug Boosted GLP-1 Effects for Some Users – Dr. John Buse (The Healthy)

The American Board of Medical Specialties Announces 2026 Service Award Recipients – Dr. David G. Nichols (AP)

Can Monthly Dosing With Novel GLP-1 Maintain Weight Loss? – Dr. John Buse (MedPage Today)

Maui Derm NP+PA Summer 2026 Preview: 5 Sessions to Watch – Dr. Donna Culton (Consultant Live)

James Simon, MD, Genevieve Neal-Perry, MD, highlight elinzanetant’s impact and safety – Dr. Genevieve Neal-Perry (Contemporary OB/BYN)

Latitude Food Allergy Care Opens San Diego Clinic, Bringing Physician-led Treatment and Appointments Without the Wait – Dr. Wesley Burks (Morningstar)

Phathom Pharmaceuticals Completes Patient Enrollment Ahead of Schedule in Phase 2 pHalcon-EoE-201 Study of VOQUEZNA® (vonoprazan) in Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) – Dr. Evan S. Dellon (Yahoo! Finance)

HMN 2026: What is the systems-based approach to prostate cancer screening decisions – Dr. Adam Goldstein (Health Medicine Network)

Boyce receives Distinguished Clinical Research Achievement Award for “Treated Baby Wraps for Malaria Prevention” – Dr. Ross Boyce (NC TraCS Institute)

What the color of your pee says about your health – Dr. Mary Beth Westerman (WRAL)