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Caution Urged in Basing Neck Surgery Decision Solely on Non-Invasive Imaging Techniques
Caution Urged in Basing Neck Surgery Decision Solely on Non-Invasive Imaging Techniques
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Dr. R. Sanders “Sandy” Williams Named Dean of Duke University School of Medicine
Dr. R. Sanders “Sandy” Williams Named Dean of Duke University School of Medicine
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Duke Orthopedic Surgeon Bucks Conventional Wisdom: Develops Surgical Approach for Broken Collarbones
Duke Orthopedic Surgeon Bucks Conventional Wisdom: Develops Surgical Approach for Broken Collarbones
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Screening Program Identifies Newborns with Hearing Impairments
Screening Program Identifies Newborns with Hearing Impairments
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Behavioral Therapy Effective in Treatment of Insomnia
Behavioral Therapy Effective in Treatment of Insomnia
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Success of Bedside Markers Highlights Importance of Chest Pain Units in Identifying at-Risk Heart Disease Patients
Success of Bedside Markers Highlights Importance of Chest Pain Units in Identifying at-Risk Heart Disease Patients
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Amphetamines, Coupled with Physical Therapy, May Improve Functional Abilities of Stroke Patients
Amphetamines, Coupled with Physical Therapy, May Improve Functional Abilities of Stroke Patients
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Duke Receives U.S. Patent on Heat-Triggered Drug Carriers
Duke Receives U.S. Patent on Heat-Triggered Drug Carriers
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Brain Tumor Center Doctors Receive RAID Support
Brain Tumor Center Doctors Receive RAID Support
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Genetic Variant May Increase Risk of Stress-Induced Cardiovascular Damage
Genetic Variant May Increase Risk of Stress-Induced Cardiovascular Damage
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Isolated Heart Patients Have Twice the Risk of Dying, Present Challenges to Health Care Workers
Isolated Heart Patients Have Twice the Risk of Dying, Present Challenges to Health Care Workers
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$2 Million Deutsch Foundation Gift Supports Duke Pediatric Brain Tumor Research
$2 Million Deutsch Foundation Gift Supports Duke Pediatric Brain Tumor Research
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First Nitric Oxide Regulating Enzyme Found that is Conserved from Bacteria to Humans
First Nitric Oxide Regulating Enzyme Found that is Conserved from Bacteria to Humans
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Duke Study Shows Trained and Supervised Physician Assistants Can Successfully Perform Cardiac Catheterizations
Duke Study Shows Trained and Supervised Physician Assistants Can Successfully Perform Cardiac Catheterizations
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Obese Patients Undergoing Cardiac Catheterization Have Worse Survival Partly Due to Less Aggressive Treatment
Obese Patients Undergoing Cardiac Catheterization Have Worse Survival Partly Due to Less Aggressive Treatment
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Diabetes Doubles Heart Disease Death Risk; Diabetes Control Approach May Effect Outcomes
Diabetes Doubles Heart Disease Death Risk; Diabetes Control Approach May Effect Outcomes
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Two Duke Studies Find Doctors Still not Using Drugs Shown to be Beneficial in Clinical Trials
Two Duke Studies Find Doctors Still not Using Drugs Shown to be Beneficial in Clinical Trials
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Enzyme Therapy Provides Hope of First Effective Treatment for Pompe Disease
Enzyme Therapy Provides Hope of First Effective Treatment for Pompe Disease
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International Anesthesia Research Society Chooses Duke as Home of New Research Organization
International Anesthesia Research Society Chooses Duke as Home of New Research Organization
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J. Robert Clapp Named Chief Operating Officer of Duke University Hospital
J. Robert Clapp Named Chief Operating Officer of Duke University Hospital
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JAMA Article Calls for Overhaul of Clinical Trials to Improve Patient Safety
JAMA Article Calls for Overhaul of Clinical Trials to Improve Patient Safety
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Duke Researchers Reverse Damage of Heart Failure with Gene Therapy
Duke Researchers Reverse Damage of Heart Failure with Gene Therapy
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News Tips: Colon Cancer Awareness Month
News Tips: Colon Cancer Awareness Month
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Study Clarifies Progestins' Effects of Ovarian Cells; Supports Use to Reduce Risk of Ovarian Cancer
Study Clarifies Progestins' Effects of Ovarian Cells; Supports Use to Reduce Risk of Ovarian Cancer
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Researchers Turn Fat Cells Into Cartilage
Researchers Turn Fat Cells Into Cartilage
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