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Prenatal Nicotine Exposure May Increase Obesity Risk
Duke Nurse Tapped as Health Policy Fellow
Elderly, Diabetics, Women at Risk for Post-Surgery Infection
Duke School of Medicine Changes Curriculum to Meet Future Health-Care Challenges
Common Worm Provides Insights Into Salmonella Virulence
New Breast Cancer Drug Shrinks Tumors or Slows Growth in Up to Half of Women
Depression, Insulin Regimen Linked to Poor Diabetes Control
Duke Cancer Survivors to Share Their Stories and Successes
Vitamin C Worsens Knee Osteoarthritis in Animal Study
Former Smokers Can Regain Health and Improve Quality of Life
Protein Engineered to Detect Nerve Gas
Cox-2 Inhibitors Reduce Complications After Laparoscopic Surgery
"Immortalized" Cells Enable Researchers to Grow Human Arteries
$6 Million Award from Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Will Establish Research Institute at Duke Cancer Center
Post-Discharge Factors Could Explain Why Poor Heart Disease Patients Have Worse Outcomes
Depression Isn't Just a Grown-up Problem
Duke's Senior Dean Decides Not to Seek Another Term
Experimental Cancer Drug Shrinks Tumors and Extends Survival in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Patients
Survival for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients Taking Gleevec Projected to be Longer Than for Traditional Therapy, According to Theoretical Model
Muscle Capillaries Respond Differently to Exercise In Men and Women