An Appalachian State University professor is urging Americans to get in better shape to protect themselves against Covid-19.
June 22, 2020
Health
NC universities get inventive to fight coronavirus
NC universities are getting creative to fight the coronavirus. Here's a sample of what they are working on.
April 10, 2020
This app uses a selfie to gauge your health
The face reveals more than just emotions. Researchers at UNC Wilmington have found indicators of health conditions are also found in the face. They are developing an app that uses a photo to provide patients and physicians with a guide to better health.
How to be kind to your skin this summer
Summertime means sunscreen. Here are some ways to be nicer to your skin, according to UNC dermatologist Sarah Corley.
How to be kind to your skin this summer
June 20, 2018
Hi friends. It’s summer. You're probably hanging outside more. So here are some things to know if you want to be nice to your skin.
How personal values matter when making choices
Making a moral decision isn't just based on emotion or logic, says a new study from UNC-Wilmington. Your values play a key role.
Why this flu season is significantly worse than last season
The 2017-2018 flu season has had a severe effect in North Carolina. UNC-Chapel Hill pediatrician Dr. Ravi Jhaveri explains.
Why this flu season is significantly worse than last season
February 2, 2018
Metabolomics
RTP health technology company Metabolon is a global leader in metabolomics, which offers a snapshot of current health through the study of metabolites.
The Physics of Walking: Lesson Plan
Explore the field of biomechanics and learn how motion capture technology is used to study the how and why of how we move. Then, identify the forces that act on our feet and legs when we walk or run.
Science Above North Carolina: Lesson Plan
The zero gravity environment onboard the International Space Station enables astronauts and researchers to better study health issues that impact people on Earth.
Seeing Inside the Human Machine: Lesson Plan
Learn about the six simple machines (lever, pulley, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge and screw) and how they can be used to describe to the human body in motion.