BACTERIAL BANTER
Two researchers at the Brody School of Medicine have received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue the work they began years ago on one of the...
Amy Adams Ellis Archives
BAD BUG
wenty-seven years of studying the bacterium Brucella have only served to increase Dr. Marty Roop’s fascination with it. That’s a good thing, because Roop, professor in the Brody School of...
FORMAL RECOGNITION
ECU Physicians Neurology, a leading provider of care for people living with multiple sclerosis in eastern North Carolina, has been recognized as an official “Partner in MS Care” by the...
Three medical students named Brody Scholars
Three incoming students at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine have been named Brody Scholars for the Class of 2018. Alyssa D'Addezio of Concord, Ismail Kassim of High Point...
ENSURING FIRST-RATE CARE
An anonymous gift of $1 million will enable the Family Autism Center at East Carolina University to increase professional staff and expand services for people with autism in eastern North...
THREE-YEAR GRANT
An East Carolina University researcher has been awarded a $300,000 grant to study a cellular protein long overlooked by scientists. Dr. Ann Sperry, associate professor in the Department of Anatomy...
‘REVERENCE FOR LIFE’
Six East Carolina University graduate students will spend the next year addressing social factors that impact community health – and developing lifelong leadership skills – as members of the North...
Grad students to improve community health, personal leadership skills
Six East Carolina University graduate students will spend the next year addressing social factors that impact community health – and developing lifelong leadership skills – as members of the North...
ECU center offers support for families dealing with autism
Five-year-old Christian McLawhorn won’t stop talking. And his mother Sharon is thrilled about it. When Christian was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder two years ago, he was almost entirely nonverbal....
‘MOSTLY HOPE’
Five-year-old Christian McLawhorn won’t stop talking. And his mother Sharon is thrilled about it. When Christian was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder two years ago, he was almost entirely nonverbal....