Skip to main content

Search

Stents Work Well, but Are Costly: Will Hospitals Continue to Use Them?
Duke Studies Find Little Difference In Outcomes Between Bypass Surgery And Angioplasty For Diabetics
Patients Who Need Angioplasty do Better if Their Doctors Meet Minimum Standards -- Most Doctor's Don't
Duke Researchers Find Heart Tests Used for Men Just as Effective for Women
Duke Studies: Alcohol Poses Double the Risk to Youth
NIH Grants $29.6 Million to Study Effects of Counseling, Group Therapy on Heart Attack Patients
Winners of 1996 Wakeman Award for Neuroscience Research Announced
Two Durham Ob-Gyn Practices Join Duke Private Diagnostic Clinic
Bacterial Protein Structure Hints at Mechanism of a Class of Premature Aging Diseases
Crissman Family Practice and Duke University Medical Center Announce Affiliation
Study Finds Success, Not Number of Procedures, is Better Predictor of Competence
Risk of Dying Increases if Non-Specialist Treats Heart Attack
Socially Dominant Men at Greater Risk for Early Death
Pediatric Nutritional Support Service at Duke Gets Help From Winn-Dixie
Stroke Prevention Practices Differ Significantly Between United States and United Kingdom
First Smoke-Free Day Crucial to Success Quitting Smoking, Duke Researchers Find
Patient Preferences May Be Key to Why Blacks Receive Less Aggressive Heart Treatment Than Whites
Open Conversation Keeps End-of-Life Care in Line with Personal Values
Pulmonary Artery Catheter Use Neutral for Patient Outcomes
Catheter Procedure Does Not Increase Mortality in Advanced Heart Failure Patients