Features

A sense of immunity:Scientists are detailing the immune system as never before–Nature Medicine

Oldie but goodie: Repurposing penicillin for tuberculosis–Nature Medicine

Chasing Pac-Man–Endeavors Magazine

Hunting for data–Sweet Briar Magazine

Changing the field, changing the world–Sweet Briar Magazine

Science News 

Studying Ebola Survivors–The Scientist

Will there ever be a drug for Celiac disease?–Everydayhealth.com

Natural killers: Cataloging immune cells for immunotherapy–Nature Medicine

Notable Advances 2014–Nature Medicine

Drugs that made the headlines in 2014–Nature Medicine

Connectivity webs from HIV sequences could inform counseling–Nature Medicine

Arrests reveal debate about costs and benefits of proton therapy–Nature Medicine

Efficacy studies build up the case for prenatal immunization–Nature Medicine

First QIDP drug approved, but designation may fail urgent needs–Nature Medicine

Group seeks standardization for what clinical trials must measure–Nature Medicine

Diversity of opinion welcomed on new blog–UNC Chapel Hill Graduate School News

Blogs

My Blog-ImmYOUnology

Drug target suggested for MERS as case counts rise–Spoonful of Medicine(Nature Medicine Blog)

Real-time tissue analysis could guide brain tumor surgery–Spoonful of Medicine(Nature Medicine Blog)

Suppressing colon cancer–Scientific Show Stoppers (Journal of Clinical Investigation)

Out with the old–Scientific Show Stoppers (Journal of Clinical Investigation)

A time to heal–Scientific Show Stoppers (Journal of Clinical Investigation)

Got allergies? Try worms–ScizzleBlog

Trend setters: Innate Lymphoid Cells in immune tolerance–ScizzleBlog

How a two hour commute changed my research (for the better)–Must Love Science

Newspaper

Refugee family gains a foothold in a foreign land, Dec 11, 2011.-Chapel Hill News and Observer

Triangle groups tackle human trafficking, July 17, 2012.-Chapel Hill News and Observer

Local groups seek stronger anti-trafficking policies, July 21, 2012.–Chapel Hill News and Observer