The below clickable headlines link directly to outside media outlets, which featured UNC School of Medicine faculty starting Friday, September 10, 2026.
Confirmed Cases Of Alpha-Gal Syndrome More Than Double In Arkansas In One Year to Nearly 3,000 – Dr. Scott Commins (Democratic Underground)
Your Rett Syndrome Back-to-School Action Plan – Lauren Clemson (Health Central)
Severe Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy Recur in 15% of Women – Dr. Emma Trawick (Medscape)
Lindsay Clancy case shines a light on the urgent reality of postpartum psychosis – Dr. Crystal Schiller (The Express Tribune)
High school sports contending with record-breaking September heatwave – Dr. Ryan Lamb (WNCN)
What’s the best way to treat heartburn? How to choose the right treatment – Dr. Craig C Reed (Head Topics)
Alpha-Gal Syndrome: Closing an Underrecognized Allergy Diagnostic Gap – Dr. Scott Commins (HCPLive)
New Hope for Alzheimer’s: Life Beyond a Devastating Diagnosis – Dr. Emmy Z. Yang (Scienmag Science Magazine)
Federation of State Physician Health Programs (FSPHP) announces successful Performance Enhancement and Effectiveness Review (PEER™) completion by the North Carolina Professionals Health Program – Dr. Edwin Kim (Newswise)
Vor Completes Enrollment of Global Phase 3 UPSTREAM MG Trial and Expands Telitacicept Global – Dr. James F. Howard (The Daily Reflector)
Tennessee Lookout: Alpha-gal syndrome is spreading rapidly. Arkansas may hold clues to what comes next – Dr. Scott Commins (Magnolia Reporter)
Why Postpartum Mental Illness Doesn’t Always Look Like Depression – Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody (National Geographic)
This Southern-Style Mediterranean Diet Helped People Lose 10 Pounds – Dr. Thomas Keyserling (SciTechDaily)