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While most Americans rate health care quality below average — faculty discuss key topics like burnout, limited access to care and their hopes for the future

Criminal Justice master's student and former marine Daniel Hemler tackles issues of case loads, support systems and more

Graduate student's research focuses on the critical movement from child to adult systems of care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Once known as a hidden gem, UNC’s student and staff-led Cancer Rehabilitation Institute now has a long waiting list for patients.

Despite a life-changing diagnosis, Victoria Rule is graduating at 32, with honors, a dual major and a clear mission: to help others.

Study to focus on improving immune cells' ability to kill cancer cells.

A graduate student is looking to advance the treatment of patients with congestive heart failure, lowering the risk involved with most surgeries

By the age of 20, Mustafa had found success working in the world of fine dining but realized her true passion was to work in health care. Five years later, she is ready to step into her dream career.

Hundreds of venomous snakes. King Cobras. Spitting cobras. Mambas. Gaboon vipers. African vipers. South American vipers. North American vipers. Every type of snake imaginable. That’s what fascinated Steve Mackessy, Ph.D., from an early age.

Senior Katie Wright is on her way to becoming a dietician, working for the US Army to continue to help soldiers make informed decisions about how they fuel their bodies.