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Contest Asks Chinese to Define a Healthy City

July 11, 2017
Pollution and poor urban health in China are often framed as private problems. However, the Chinese public is increasingly voicing ways to improve health. Our UNC Project-China team launched a crowdsourcing contest to tap into these proposed solutions.

Chinese delegation visits UNC and NIH

May 2, 2017
While at UNC, the Chinese delegation met with Drs. Welsey Burks, first row second from left, and Myron Cohen, first row second from right. The delegation then traveled to the Fogarty International Center and met with Dr. Ken Bridbord, fifth from left. A six-member delegation from China paid a visit...

Blog: Learning the Rules of Emerging Infections

November 3, 2016
In this blog post, UNC Project-China Director Dr. Joseph Tucker and colleagues recount UNC Chief of Infectious Diseases Dr. Myron Cohen’s visit to the region in October 2016 during which he presented in three cities and was the keynote speaker of China’s National Conference on HIV/AIDS.

UNC Provides Recommendations to Stop Violence

August 18, 2016
Responding to the number of violent attacks on physicians in China, Joseph D. Tucker, MD, PhD, director of UNC Project-China, organized an initiative to rebuild patient-physician trust with recommendations published in The Lancet.

WHO Names UNC Project-China in Top 25 List of Global Health Innovators

June 8, 2015
  Our UNC Project-China Director Joseph Tucker, MD, PhD, and his Social Entrepreneurship for Sexual Health (SESH) team landed on the World Health Organization and University of Oxford’s top 25 list of global innovators! The team is committed to using crowdsourcing or engaging with the public to create educational videos...

UNC Project-China Announces Condom Photo Campaign Winners

April 8, 2015
  Campaigns to promote condom use are on the rise in China

UNC Project-China Names Finalists for HIV Testing Campaign Video

April 6, 2015
  Director Dr. Joseph Tucker runs our UNC Project China. He used crowdsourcing to seek video submissions from the public about getting tested for HIV. Below are the three finalists’ videos.