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A symbol of hope for ALS
A symbol of hope for ALS
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  • Neurological Disease
A symbol of hope for ALS
A symbol of hope for ALS
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  • Neurological Disease
UV Light Can Aid Hospitals’ Fight to Wipe Out Drug-Resistant Superbugs
UV Light Can Aid Hospitals’ Fight to Wipe Out Drug-Resistant Superbugs
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  • Clinical Care
  • Infectious Disease
  • Quality and Safety
Duke’s Liver Transplant Program Shows Best-in-Nation Results
Duke’s Liver Transplant Program Shows Best-in-Nation Results
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  • Clinical Care
  • Transplant
Duke Health’s Top News Stories in 2016
Duke Health’s Top News Stories in 2016
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  • Health System
  • Research
  • Cancer
  • Children's Health
  • Transplant
News Tip: Surgeon General’s Report on Addiction Omits Need for Alternative Pain Meds
News Tip: Surgeon General’s Report on Addiction Omits Need for Alternative Pain Meds
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  • Clinical Care
  • Pain Management
Duke Expert Adds Insights on Facebook Eating Disorders Project
Duke Expert Adds Insights on Facebook Eating Disorders Project
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  • Children's Health
  • Psychiatry
  • Weight Loss
Network and Gene Tools Help Quickly Identify New, Rare Genetic Disease
Network and Gene Tools Help Quickly Identify New, Rare Genetic Disease
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  • Research
  • Children's Health
Researchers Find Molecular Link Behind Aspirin’s Protective Powers
Researchers Find Molecular Link Behind Aspirin’s Protective Powers
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  • Research
  • Cancer
  • Heart
  • Primary Care
Cancer Centers Often Misinform Patients About Supportive Care Services
Cancer Centers Often Misinform Patients About Supportive Care Services
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  • Research
  • Cancer
  • Palliative Care
Coordinated Emergency Care Saves Lives, Lessens Damage During Heart Attack
Coordinated Emergency Care Saves Lives, Lessens Damage During Heart Attack
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  • Clinical Care
  • Heart
Duke Health Team Performs First Hand Transplant in North Carolina
Duke Health Team Performs First Hand Transplant in North Carolina
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  • Clinical Care
  • Transplant
Duke’s Poliovirus Therapy Wins “Breakthrough” Status to Expedite Research
Duke’s Poliovirus Therapy Wins “Breakthrough” Status to Expedite Research
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  • Research
  • Cancer
  • Neurological Disease
Study Seeks Women’s Insights on What Works Best for Uterine Fibroids
Study Seeks Women’s Insights on What Works Best for Uterine Fibroids
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  • Research
  • Women's Health
Duke Expert: What Parents Should Ask Before Their Kids’ X-Rays, CT Scans
Duke Expert: What Parents Should Ask Before Their Kids’ X-Rays, CT Scans
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  • Clinical Care
  • Education
  • Children's Health
  • Radiology
Shorter, Intensive Radiation Can Be Recommended in Early Prostate Cancer
Shorter, Intensive Radiation Can Be Recommended in Early Prostate Cancer
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  • Research
  • Cancer
Diagnostic Tests for Heart Disease Function Differently for Women, Men
Diagnostic Tests for Heart Disease Function Differently for Women, Men
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  • Research
  • Heart
  • Vascular Disease
  • Women's Health
Same Symptoms, Different Care for Women and Men With Heart Disease
Same Symptoms, Different Care for Women and Men With Heart Disease
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  • Clinical Care
  • Research
  • Heart
Need Your Thyroid Removed? Seek A Surgeon With 25+ Cases a Year
Need Your Thyroid Removed? Seek A Surgeon With 25+ Cases a Year
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  • Research
  • Endocrinology
  • Surgery
Job Market Lures More Physician Assistants to Specialties Over Primary Care
Job Market Lures More Physician Assistants to Specialties Over Primary Care
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  • Research
  • Primary Care
Duke Cancer Institute Joins National Endorsement of HPV Vaccination
Duke Cancer Institute Joins National Endorsement of HPV Vaccination
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  • Education
  • Cancer
  • Women's Health
Duke Establishes First Hand Transplant Program in North Carolina
Duke Establishes First Hand Transplant Program in North Carolina
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  • Clinical Care
  • Research
  • Surgery
  • Transplant
Thymus Transplant Might Save Babies Born Without Immune Systems
Thymus Transplant Might Save Babies Born Without Immune Systems
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  • Clinical Care
  • Children's Health
  • Inflammatory and Immune Disorders
  • Transplant
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