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Which Smoking Cessation Treatment Works Best? Your Genes May Hold the Clue
Which Smoking Cessation Treatment Works Best? Your Genes May Hold the Clue
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Regulatory B Cells Do Exist -- and Pack a Punch
Regulatory B Cells Do Exist -- and Pack a Punch
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Erich Jarvis Named Howard Hughes Investigator
Erich Jarvis Named Howard Hughes Investigator
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Major "Missed" Biochemical Pathway Emerges As Important in Virtually All Cells
Major "Missed" Biochemical Pathway Emerges As Important in Virtually All Cells
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Sleep Deprivation Affects Ability to Make Sense of What We See
Sleep Deprivation Affects Ability to Make Sense of What We See
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Chemotherapy Might Help Cancer Vaccines Work
Chemotherapy Might Help Cancer Vaccines Work
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Common Virus May Serve as Target for Vaccine in Fight Against Deadly Brain Tumors
Common Virus May Serve as Target for Vaccine in Fight Against Deadly Brain Tumors
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Expensive New Therapy for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Not Reaching All Patients
Expensive New Therapy for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Not Reaching All Patients
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Lung Cancer Patients Can Tolerate Post-Surgery Exercise, and Can Benefit from It
Lung Cancer Patients Can Tolerate Post-Surgery Exercise, and Can Benefit from It
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Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Gives $6 Million to Further Childhood Brain Tumor Research at Duke
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Gives $6 Million to Further Childhood Brain Tumor Research at Duke
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Duke Integrative Medicine Unveils Health Coach Training Program
Duke Integrative Medicine Unveils Health Coach Training Program
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Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Financial Disclosure Lacking in Literature on Stents
Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Financial Disclosure Lacking in Literature on Stents
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Blocked Brain Enzyme Decreases Appetite and Promotes Weight Loss
Blocked Brain Enzyme Decreases Appetite and Promotes Weight Loss
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People with Mentally Demanding Jobs Reap Cognitive Benefits into Retirement
People with Mentally Demanding Jobs Reap Cognitive Benefits into Retirement
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Preference for Alcohol in Adolescence May Lead to Heavy Drinking
Preference for Alcohol in Adolescence May Lead to Heavy Drinking
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Coalition to Transform Clinical Trials Names Executive Board
Coalition to Transform Clinical Trials Names Executive Board
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Proteins That Stop a Major Signaling Pathway Can Also Generate New Proteins
Proteins That Stop a Major Signaling Pathway Can Also Generate New Proteins
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Duke Scientists Deconstruct Process of Bacterial Division
Duke Scientists Deconstruct Process of Bacterial Division
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Leading HIV Researchers to Collaborate on Vaccine Development
Leading HIV Researchers to Collaborate on Vaccine Development
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A Potential Sugar Fix for Tumors
A Potential Sugar Fix for Tumors
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Exercise May Lead to Faster Prostate Tumor Growth
Exercise May Lead to Faster Prostate Tumor Growth
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Duke Endowment Gives $50 Million For Medical Education Facility, Pediatric Care: Largest Gift Ever To Duke University Medical Center
Duke Endowment Gives $50 Million For Medical Education Facility, Pediatric Care: Largest Gift Ever To Duke University Medical Center
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Chemotherapy Combinations Might be Beneficial, if Drug Ratios are Carefully Controlled
Chemotherapy Combinations Might be Beneficial, if Drug Ratios are Carefully Controlled
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Knowing Doctor's Financial Interests Doesn't Deter Clinical Trial Participants
Knowing Doctor's Financial Interests Doesn't Deter Clinical Trial Participants
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Novel Therapy Fails to Blunt Side Effects of Heart Bypass Surgery
Novel Therapy Fails to Blunt Side Effects of Heart Bypass Surgery
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