Carolina clinical trial tests effectiveness of mouthwash to kill coronavirus
UNC-Chapel Hill Adams School of Dentistry clinical trial will answer critical questions about potential of mouthwash to slow COVID-19 spread.
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New speaker series at UNC-Chapel Hill will promote constructive public discourse thanks to $8M investment from Nancy and Doug Abbey
The Abbey Speaker Series in the UNC Program for Public Discourse will model constructive public discourse to students, faculty and broader Carolina community
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Antiviral proves effective at preventing, treating COVID-19 in lab
While data from clinical trials is pending, latest findings from UNC-Chapel Hill show experimental oral drug, EIDD-2801, hampers coronaviruses from reproducing in mice.
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Positive messaging plays a key role in increasing COVID-19 mask compliance
Researchers at Gillings School of Global Public Health and Hussman School of Journalism and Media ask focus groups what works to get people to wear a mask
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$6.8M gift to UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing funds simulation center, scholarships to educate nurses
Largest private gift to UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing will fund a world-class nursing simulation center and scholarships for second-career nursing students.
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UNC-Chapel Hill trustees honor four with prestigious Davie Awards
Established by the trustees in 1984, the William Richardson Davie Award recognizes extraordinary service to the University or society.
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Mutation helps coronavirus infect more cells, study shows
UNC-Chapel Hill study shows a common SARS-CoV-2 mutation makes coronavirus more transmissible, but the virus remains susceptible to a vaccine.
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New research on imposter stars may improve astronomical data
UNC-Chapel Hill measures flashes of light, often mistaken for stars, reflecting off satellites and space trash in Earth's orbit
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Study reveals mouth as primary source of COVID-19 infection, spread
UNC-Chapel Hill, NIH-led research shows mouth is more vulnerable than previously thought to COVID-19 infection and may even generate coronavirus
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UNC-Chapel Hill inducts 194 students into Phi Beta Kappa
Carolina’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter, Alpha of North Carolina, was founded in 1904
