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Researchers pinpoint how trees play role in smog production

After years of scientific uncertainty and speculation, researchers at UNC show exactly how trees help create one of society’s predominant environmental and health concerns: air pollution.  The study found that isoprene, once it is chemically altered via exposure to the sun, reacts with man-made nitrogen oxides to create particulate matter. read more
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Low-income taxpayers choose saving over spending when offered an incentive
Business
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Saving is a critical first step on the path to financial security. But many low-income families find it challenging to choose saving for the future over meeting pressing spending needs today.
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UNC General Alumni Association awards Distinguished Service Medals
Campus and Community
Monday, May 13, 2013
The General Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Saturday (May 11) honored the chancellor and his wife and two other couples who have supported a broad range of campus initiatives for their outstanding service to the University and to the association.
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Early Commencement Highlights: Steve Case asks new UNC graduates to lead ‘startup nation’
Campus and Community
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Steve Case, co-founder of America Online and chair of the Case Foundation and chairman and CEO of Revolution, urged the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s newest graduates to be attackers, not defenders, as the new leaders of what always has been “a startup nation.”
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Baby knows best: Fetuses emit hormone crucial to preventing preeclampsia
Health and Medicine
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
In a study using mice, researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine found that a hormone, adrenomedullin, plays a crucial role in preventing the pregnancy complication preeclampsia. Surprisingly, this hormone protects women from preeclampsia when emitted by the fetus, not the mother, during the most critical times in pregnancy.
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CAROLINA IN THE NEWS

Endometriosis more common in lean women: study
Reuters (Wire Service)

...Dr. Steven Young, who has studied and treated endometriosis at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said that many studies - and his own clinical experience - suggest the risk is indeed higher in lean women. "The biggest confusion is, the diagnosis is difficult and (endometriosis) requires surgery for a definitive diagnosis," said Young, who wasn't involved in the new research.