The objective of this study is to assess the efficacy, safety, and tolerability of RZB SC induction treatment in comparison with placebo in subjects with moderately to severely active CD.

To evaluate the efficacy of nipocalimab compared with placebo on reducing the risk of fetal anemia with live neonates in pregnant participants at risk for severe HDFN.

We are developing a new type of children's book that includes an augmented reality feature in it. This study's purpose is to test those books and see how students in 2nd-4th grade respond to them.

Patient-specific information needed to inform decisions and actions (e.g., additional vaccinations, special considerations when sick) about care for adolescents with IBD is often not available at the point of care and decision making. We believe tailored self-management guidance, available to patients and community providers in a plain-language, tabular format, can improve care quality and completion of evidence-based health actions.

The purpose of the study is to understand the way students are assigned to teachers in K-12 schools and ideas for improving the process.

This study aims to find out how doctors in North Carolina who mainly work with kids figure out what is causing a child's symptoms. This includes deciding when to do tests, check-ups, and where to send the child for further evaluation.

To engage parents of children with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) (or ARFID-like symptoms) to provide feedback and input on the recruitment, design, and conduct of a genetic study of ARFID to inform future studies.

Analyzing data scientist's behavior and decision making process during data pre-processing

The primary objective is to establish a comprehensive registry of hospitalized patients with respiratory failure. The registry will be a platform for forthcoming research initiatives. This registry's purpose is to collect vital participant data and specimens, capitalizing on the substantial expertise in respiratory and immunologic translational science at the University of North Carolina.

We are studying what phonological restrictions are present in the reduplication of verbs in Brazilian Portuguese.