The research question addressed in the present study is, what mechanism of action explains how health messages on cigarette packs promote smoking restraint?

More and more men are choosing active surveillance as a treatment method for low-risk prostate cancer. However, there is so much variation in active surveillance follow-up care. This study is to explore factors at multiple levels that influence follow-up care for low-risk prostate cancer patients who are on active surveillance.

Forces driven by global climate change, coupled with human development have resulted in increased flooding and deteriorating water quality in Nags Head, NC and other barrier island communities because of repeated interactions between surface/groundwater and septic tank systems. This study will conduct a survey of property owners in Nags Head to better understand their attitudes, knowledge, and practices related to the wastewater treatment and these interactions.

When colleges move to remote-only instruction, students are expected to engage in online learning while engaging in social distancing in order to support public health. Many students are, in addition to being students, caregivers for children whom they will take care of while studying from home. This study is an investigation of five caregivers' experiences studying from home while taking care of children.

The goal of this study if to understand how individuals categorize the parental status of others based on different personal characteristics.

Evaluate the process and outcomes of a systems mapping activity about unaddressed trauma and adverse childhood experiences completed by Rural Opportunity Institute (ROI) in Edgecombe County.

To determine whether newly-developed naloxone training materials increase how often pharmacists dispense naloxone.

This study examines how people in Uganda and the United States who have lost a limb reconstruct their lives and social relationships using medical technologies like prosthetic limbs.

The primary purpose of this research study is to learn about how the level of a protein called p16 changes in the blood of children, adolescents, and adults with sickle cell disease. This protein can provide information about cellular aging which has not been studied before in patients with sickle cell disease. This can help develop future areas of research into sickle cell disease.

The purpose of this research study is to collect information from adults with CF, caregivers of children and adults with CF, and CF care team members about symptoms experienced by people with CF and how they are managed (treated). We will use this information to help us develop guidelines for CF care programs to improve symptom management.