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Impact of state legislation and institutional protocols on opioid prescribing practices following pediatric tonsillectomy
Sudha R. Raman looks at opioid prescribing practices following North Carolina state opioid legislation and targeted institutional changes impact pediatric tonsillectomy recovery.
Tomi Akinyemiju Receives 2023 Winn Inclusive Excellence Award
Tomi Akinyemiju, PhD, received the 2023 Winn Faculty Award for her commitments to improving EDI policy and resources, reducing disparities within cancer research, and mentorship.
Tomi Akinyemiju & Hayden Bosworth Selected for Faculty Awards
Congratulations to Tomi Akinyemiju, PhD, and Hayden Bosworth, PhD for being among the 2023 School of Medicine Faculty Award recipients.
Anthony Viera & Kevin Weinfurt Receive Distinguished Professorships
Congratulations to Anthony Viera, MD, and Kevin Weinfurt, PhD, who were among the recipients of the 2023 Distinguished Professorships.
Understanding and Fixing Inequities in Palliative Care and Organ Transplant
Lisa McElroy, MD, MS, spoke on her work to make organ transplant selection more equitable at the Dean's Distinguished Research Series.
Identifying potentially morally injurious events from the Veteran perspective
Heather King and George Jackson dig deeper into how veterans respond to and seek help for potentially morally injurious events.
Research Inclusion Across the Lifespan: A Good Start, but There Is More Work to Be Done
Hayden Bosworth joins other experts to lay out ways for elderly patients to be more included in clinical trials.
Neighborhood Type Tied to Post-Stroke Mortality Risk
Older stroke patients from disadvantaged neighborhoods have higher mortality rates, which is why Brad Hammill says "clinicians need to recognize and appreciate" where their patients come from.