Barbie: Half a Century Older but None the Wiser
By LAM CHAU Published: March 6, 2014 While Chapel Hill was trying to do its best Frozen impression, Sports Illustrated (SI) announced that the popular doll Barbie would be the cover […]
Category Archives: Commentary
Garnering Inspiration from the Courage of Advocates: Reflections on the National Institute of Mental Health Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting
By CYNTHIA BULIK Published: February 9, 2014 I walked into the room and was ushered to the front of the large rectangular table outfitted with table microphones shared among three or […]
Interview On the Road to Recovery, Part 1
By CHRIS HILLIARD Published: January 30, 2014 For many people, hearing recovery stories can be motivating. For others, they can be triggering. For that reason, we’re prefacing today’s blog with a […]
Obesity Bias Among Healthcare Trainees
By KRISTIN JAVARAS Published: January 21, 2014 Bias against obese individuals has received some very public attention during the past year. Most recently, Jennifer Lawrence, a young film star, suggested in […]
Three ways to Candy Crush your New Year’s Resolutions
By STEPHANIE ZERWAS Published: January 16, 2014 Happy 2014! January is frequently a time of mass self-evaluation and plans for improvement. People take up various commitments to read more, exercise regularly, […]
Fitness is for Everyone…?
By CHRISTINE PEAT Published: December 17, 2013 With the holiday season in full swing, the perennial resolutions to “get in shape” and “shed those holiday pounds” are surely right around the […]
Exchanges 