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Five Nutrition Tips That Make a Big Difference in the New Year

Five Nutrition Tips That Make a Big Difference in the New Year

Five Nutrition Tips That Make a Big Difference in the New YearThe UNC Nutrition Research Institute (NRI) conducts innovative research in precision nutrition to understand why people respond differently to food. By combining scientific discovery with...

Five Nutrition Tips That Make a Big Difference in the New Year

Inside Your Cells: How Diet Shapes Metabolic Function

Inside Your Cells: How Diet Shapes Metabolic FunctionSaroja Voruganti, PhD, Professor of Nutrition, continues her work building a nationally and internationally recognized research program in nutritional genomics at UNC. She is the co-Director of Precision...

Clinical Nurse-CRC

The position is located in Kannapolis, NC, approximately 2 hours from UNC’s main campus. Position Summary Working under the general supervision of the Clinical Research Core Manager, the Clinical Nurse will manage repeated blood collection via IV catheter for timed...

Unpacking Ultra-Processed Foods

Unpacking Ultra-Processed Foods

When researchers move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach and engage families as true partners, they can design interventions that reflect real experiences and lead to meaningful, lasting change.

See what you make possible

See what you make possible

When researchers move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach and engage families as true partners, they can design interventions that reflect real experiences and lead to meaningful, lasting change.

Rewriting Cancer’s Energy Story with a Natural Compound

Rewriting Cancer’s Energy Story with a Natural Compound

Our findings show a completely novel function of resveratrol that help us understand how it may target cancer cells by altering how they generate energy. By uncovering these shifts in fat metabolism we’re identifying new ways to think about nutrition’s role in cancer research.