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Brains of Smokers Who Quit Successfully Might Be Wired for Success
Duke-led study clarifies best treatments for uncommon kidney cancers
Old Bones Can Regain Youthful Healing Power
Kidney Failure Impacts Survival of Sepsis Patients
Bladder Cells Regurgitate Bacteria to Prevent UTIs
Duke’s Poliovirus Study Finds That Less Is More
MRI Technology Reveals Deep Brain Pathways in Unprecedented Detail
Antibody Response Linked To Lower Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
Diabetes Drug Sitagliptin Shows No Increased Risk Of Heart Events
Lymph Nodes Signal More Aggressive Thyroid Cancer Even in Young Patients
Duke Human Vaccine Team Awarded Up to $9 million to Study Fungal Fever
Heart Patients Can Stop Blood Thinners When Undergoing Elective Surgery
Duke Eye Center Opens New, Four-Story Hudson Building June 29
Fewer Than 1 in 10 Older Heart Patients Get Life-Saving Defibrillators
Understanding Why Animals Are Healthy Offers Path to Precision Medicine
Thin Colorectal Cancer Patients Have Shorter Survival Than Obese Patients
Nutritional Supplement Boosts Muscle Stamina in Animal Studies
Study Links Success in Adulthood to Childhood Psychiatric Health
The Earlier The Better – Bystanders Save Lives With CPR For Cardiac Arrest
U.S. News Ranks Duke University Hospital As Leader in Nation, State