UNC Researchers Receive $3.6 Million Award to Improve Mental Health Treatment in Malawi and Tanzania
Posted Oct 24, 2017
A collaborative, international team at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has received a multimillion dollar award to study the mental health of people in Malawi and Tanzania living with a non-communicable disease, like diabetes or hypertension. Non-communicable diseases are the second leading cause of death in Malawi, according to the World Health Organization.
(UNC.edu)
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