The Dec. 18 issue of the New York Times Magazine featured an article on efforts to engineer a less allergenic peanut. The work of Wesley Burks, MD, Executive Dean, UNC School of Medicine and Executive Director, UNC Food Allergy Initiative, was a central focus on the piece.

The article, "A Peanut’s Progress," tracks the research to build a less allergenic peanut. In tracing this research, the article discusses Burks' ongoing work, which began in the '80s at the University of Arkansas and continues today at UNC.

Read the full story here.

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