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UNC Health genetic counselor Ofri Leitner recently spoke with the local PanCAN group about hereditary pancreatic cancer, genetic testing, and what results can mean for patients and their families.

Regular screenings—like colonoscopies—are one of the most effective tools for preventing colorectal cancer and detecting it early. Understanding the process can make it easier to take that important step for your health. #CancerControlMonth healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/what-to-expect…

April is Autism Acceptance Month ❤️ Acceptance means listening, learning, and creating spaces where autistic people can thrive—just as they are.

It’s that time of year—students are getting ready for end-of-year testing and final exams. If your child is struggling with anxiety, we have some tips. #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/how-to-help-yo…

Our precious babies in the UNC Health Rex NICU are ready for their very first Easter 🐣💛 #HappyEaster

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and we have teamed up with @UNCHealthRex gastroenterologist, Dr. Alicia Muratore, to discuss all aspects of colon cancer. Find out how to be a healthier U for a healthier NC at unchealthtalk.org. #GoPack

There’s new progress in Alzheimer’s care. For the first time, medications can help slow the disease—not just treat symptoms. Learn how these treatments work and who may benefit. #UNCHealthTalk bit.ly/47VY1Wv

AI chatbots can find a recipe or write an email for you, but can they replace your therapist? Here’s what you need to know about using the current AI tools for mental health. #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/should-you-use…

🎉 UNC Health Rex is ranked the #2 hospital in NC on Business North Carolina’s Best Hospitals 2026 list—based on 25+ quality & safety metrics. Huge thanks to our amazing teammates! 💙 bit.ly/4t0QGgi

Happy Doctors' Day! Today, we celebrate our doctors for showing up with heart—every day, for every patient. Your compassion and expertise help people get well and stay well. #EverydayGreatness #OneGreatTeam #DoctorsDay

Join UNC Health genetic counselor Ofri Leitner to learn about hereditary pancreatic cancer, genetic testing, and what results could mean for you and your family. 📅 April 2 | 6–7 p.m. 📍 2901 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC RSVP by March 30: lengel@pancanvolunteer.org

Not sure what kind of help you or a loved one may need for alcohol or drug use? We talked with Dan Velez, MSW, of UNC STAR about what to consider when choosing treatment options. #NationalDrugandAlcoholFactsWeek #UNCHealthTalk bit.ly/4sfwqHO

There’s a lot of overlap between colon cancer and rectal cancer—that’s why you’ll often see the term colorectal cancer. But there are some key differences, as a UNC Health medical oncologist explains. #UNCHealthTalk bit.ly/4svb0qn

Are you and your toddler ready to ditch the diapers? Here’s how to help your little one transition to the toilet. #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/5-potty-traini…

Our Rex Digestive Healthcare physicians and endoscopy team are wearing blue in support of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. 💙 Early detection saves lives. #colorectalcancerawarenessmonth

Nervous about getting a colonoscopy? Knowing exactly what to expect can help, so a UNC Health gastroenterologist walked us through this cancer-preventing procedure. #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/what-to-expect…

Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease that disrupts signals to and from the brain. We share common questions and answers about MS as a part of National Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. #UNCHealthTalk bit.ly/3XQEWjt

If you’re the parent of an infant who can’t yet be vaccinated against measles, headlines about outbreaks of the disease are scary. A UNC Health pediatric infectious diseases specialist explains what you need to know to keep your baby safe. #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/what-parents-o…

Are you feeling disconnected from your teenager and worried about their mental health? Here are some ways to show your teen that you’re here to help—without scaring them away. #UNCHealthTalk healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/7-ways-to-supp…

Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease that disrupts signals to and from the brain. We share common questions and answers about MS as a part of National Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. #UNCHealthTalk bit.ly/3XQEWjt