POTENTIAL HAZARDS
An East Carolina University researcher is studying the effects of microscopic particles that are important parts of products ranging from sunscreens to sailboats but which could pose as-yet-unknown hazards to...
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Grant funds study of nanotubes’ effect on lungs
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Mar. 4, 2013) — An East Carolina University researcher is studying the effects of microscopic particles that are important parts of products ranging from sunscreens to...
MONK ENDOWMENT
The Monk family, which built a leading tobacco exporting company in Farmville, has endowed a chair at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. Medical school leaders announced...
A GROWING PRACTICE
Health care providers with ECU Physicians are delivering more care to more patients, officials said Thursday. In January, the group medical practice of the Brody School of Medicine at East...
ECU Physicians productivity continues to rise
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 26, 2013) — Health care providers with ECU Physicians are delivering more care to more patients, officials said Thursday. Through January, the group medical practice...
‘BACK IN THE SWING’
A good night for East Carolina University’s men’s basketball team was also a special night for longtime radio play-by-play announcer Jeff Charles. Charles returned to the sideline for the first...
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Like many patients at the Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center, Mary Jones drives to Greenville for regular follow-up visits with an oncologist. But what makes Jones different is that she's...
Clinical trials pave way for medical advances
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 6, 2013) — Like many patients at the Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center, Mary Jones drives to Greenville for regular follow-up visits with an oncologist. ...
ECU researchers receive cancer grants
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Jan. 31, 2013) — Researchers at East Carolina University are studying better ways to detect and treat prostate cancer with help from grants from Triad Golfers...
IMPROVING CANCER DETECTION
Researchers at East Carolina University are studying better ways to detect and treat prostate cancer with help from two grants from Triad Golfers Against Cancer. Dr. Fred Bertrand, a scientist...