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March 1, 2018

FIRST Program Accepts New Class of Students

The Fully Integrated Readiness Service Training (FIRST) Program has announced its third class of students. With funding support from The Duke Endowment, medical students Bailey Minish, Bailey Allen, and Amy Moulthrop have been accepted into this accelerated medical curriculum. These students were chosen for this honor based on their commitment to Family Medicine and service to vulnerable populations, academic record, leadership qualities, and potential for success in serving the residents of North Carolina.

January 18, 2018

A prescription for fruits and veggies

A new study led by researchers at UNC, including Dana Neutze, MD, of the Department of Family Medicine, and NC State University will give a weekly allotment of locally grown vegetables to low-income, high-risk patients at The UNC Family Medicine Center, in addition to connecting them with existing nutrition education programs. Researchers will track changes in patient diet and biometric measures, as well as the impact on farmers—the revenue and risks associated with the program.