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New Brain Marker Shows Promise for Predicting Future Alzheimer's Disease
New Brain Marker Shows Promise for Predicting Future Alzheimer's Disease
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Duke Raleigh Cancer Center Sponsors Free to Breathe Run/Walk to Raise Funds, Awareness of Lung Cancer
Duke Raleigh Cancer Center Sponsors Free to Breathe Run/Walk to Raise Funds, Awareness of Lung Cancer
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Sight, Sound Processed Together and Earlier than Previously Thought
Sight, Sound Processed Together and Earlier than Previously Thought
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Duke Neurosurgeon Receives Tug McGraw Researcher of the Year Award for Development of Brain Tumor Vaccine
Duke Neurosurgeon Receives Tug McGraw Researcher of the Year Award for Development of Brain Tumor Vaccine
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International Team Presents New Guidelines for Treating and Preventing Deadly Blood Clots in Cancer Patients
International Team Presents New Guidelines for Treating and Preventing Deadly Blood Clots in Cancer Patients
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Results of Blood Substitute Trial Show No Survival Advantage to Trauma Patients
Results of Blood Substitute Trial Show No Survival Advantage to Trauma Patients
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Female Plasma May Not Be as Harmful as Once Thought
Female Plasma May Not Be as Harmful as Once Thought
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Scientists Discover How Gold Eases Pain of Arthritis
Scientists Discover How Gold Eases Pain of Arthritis
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Clues to Ensuring Anti-HIV Drugs Are Taken in Africa
Clues to Ensuring Anti-HIV Drugs Are Taken in Africa
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Improvement Still Needed in HIV Testing in High-Risk Groups
Improvement Still Needed in HIV Testing in High-Risk Groups
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Common Virus May Help Doctors Treat Deadly Brain Tumors
Common Virus May Help Doctors Treat Deadly Brain Tumors
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Drug Combination Might Offer Hope for Patients with Deadly Brain Tumors
Drug Combination Might Offer Hope for Patients with Deadly Brain Tumors
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Acupuncture Reduces Pain, Need for Opioids after Surgery
Acupuncture Reduces Pain, Need for Opioids after Surgery
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Raleigh Race To Benefit Lung Cancer Research
Raleigh Race To Benefit Lung Cancer Research
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Prostate Cancer More Likely to Return in Blacks than Whites, but the Disease is Not More Aggressive
Prostate Cancer More Likely to Return in Blacks than Whites, but the Disease is Not More Aggressive
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Appendix Isn't Useless at All: It's a Safe House for Bacteria
Appendix Isn't Useless at All: It's a Safe House for Bacteria
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Medicare Modernization Act Did Not Change Chemotherapy as Feared
Medicare Modernization Act Did Not Change Chemotherapy as Feared
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Banked Blood Loses Ability to Deliver Oxygen to Tissues
Banked Blood Loses Ability to Deliver Oxygen to Tissues
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Major Gender Gap in Use of Life-Saving Heart Device
Major Gender Gap in Use of Life-Saving Heart Device
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ICDs Underused in Women, Minorities with Heart Failure
ICDs Underused in Women, Minorities with Heart Failure
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Combination Therapy Offers Greatest Benefit to Depressed Adolescents
Combination Therapy Offers Greatest Benefit to Depressed Adolescents
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Ozone Shuts Down Early Immune Response in Lungs and Body
Ozone Shuts Down Early Immune Response in Lungs and Body
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Large-Scale Study Launched on Antidepressant Use Among Children and Adolescents with Mental Illness
Large-Scale Study Launched on Antidepressant Use Among Children and Adolescents with Mental Illness
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Largest Gift in Duke University School of Medicine History to Fund Landmark Study
Largest Gift in Duke University School of Medicine History to Fund Landmark Study
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China's Leading Academic Health Science Center and Hospital Network to Partner with Duke Medicine in Integrating Health Care
China's Leading Academic Health Science Center and Hospital Network to Partner with Duke Medicine in Integrating Health Care
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