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Newly Identified Genetic Factors Drive Severe Childhood Epilepsies
Inducing and Augmenting Labor May be Associated with Increased Risk of Autism
Coffee and Tea May Contribute to a Healthy Liver
Drug Dosing for Older Heart Patients Should Differ
Touch and Movement Neurons Shape the Brain’s Internal Image of the Body
Three Subtypes of Gastric Cancer Suggest Different Treatment Approaches
September Summit To Launch Duke’s New Institute for Health Innovation
Spinal Fusion Material, BMP, Increases Risk of Benign Tumors, Not Cancer
Duke Medicine Completes Implementation of Electronic Health Records Across All Outpatient Facilities and Duke University Hospital
Genomic Test Accurately Sorts Viral vs. Bacterial Infections
Duke Medicine Selected as New Site for Competitive Vaccine and Treatment Research Program
Thomas and Janet Kean, Nick Valvano to Receive Duke’s Shingleton Award
New Insights into DNA Repair Process May Spur Better Cancer Therapies
Abbruzzese joins Duke Cancer Institute, will lead medical oncology division
Duke University School of Nursing Launches HIV/AIDS Nurse Practitioner Specialty Concentration
Rare gene mutation sheds light on protein’s role in brain development
New prognostic model predicts survival in advanced prostate cancer
Breast milk protein may be key to protecting babies from HIV infection
Sally Kornbluth, vice dean for basic science at Duke, named to Institute of Medicine
New Artificial Protein Mimics A Part Of The HIV Outer Coat