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‘It’s Too Late for Prayer.’ Uvalde’s Faith Leaders Are Called Upon to Help a Community Face the Unimaginable

How do Triangle EMS crews and hospitals prepare for a mass shooting?

Those who had omicron in the winter could get it again, Duke doctors say

There’s still no HIV vaccine. The science behind coronavirus shots may help.

Less Than 5% of Violent Acts Are Linked to Mental Illness, Research Shows

Study shows 1M+ teens become daily tobacco users; most used e-cigarettes

Pulse Oximeters Are Less Accurate Among Black, Hispanic and Asian Covid-19 Patients

Stress Can Age You, but It Could Be Reversed, Study Says

Poststroke Cognitive Impairment Common

Fighting COVID: As emergency ends, a Duke specialist reflects in video on front-line battles

Sicker patients, population growth strain Triangle hospitals

'We need every donor.' FDA loosens rules to allow more gay men to donate amid blood shortage

Covid Emergency Ending - What It Means For You

Birth control pill may be available over the counter by this summer; Duke, UNC experts speak about issue

This is what extreme heat can do to your body as record-setting temperatures rip through Pacific Northwest

Duke Health begins trials for universal flu vaccine

Universal flu vaccine based on mRNA tech to be tested by National Institutes of Health

Making Healthcare More Inclusive

Gun-loving Texas, where most households own a firearm, has become an epicenter of mass shootings

Duke Health scientists begin running clinical trials for a ‘universal flu vaccine’