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Thymus Transplants Give Hope to Babies with Fatal Immune Disease
Chemical Maps Hint at Drugs' Effects on Schizophrenia
Duke Again Accepting Applicants for Family Medicine Residency
For Sleep-Deprived Memory Loss, Look to the Visual System
New Approach to Treating Precancerous Esophagus Condition
Considering Surgery for the Treatment of Obesity
Flaxseed Stunts the Growth of Prostate Tumors
Medical Management of Another Condition May Not Lead to Early Cancer Diagnosis
E/Tablet Technology May Provide Benefits to Patients, Researchers
Patients' High Expectations of Benefit in Early Stage Clinical Trials May Not Reflect Poor Understanding
Better Understanding of Tumor Cell Activity May Lead to Targeted Therapies for Young Women with Breast Cancer
Chemotherapy May Enhance the Effectiveness of Brain Tumor Vaccines
Extra Pay Does Not Improve Hospital Performance
Study Suggests Newer Breast Cancer Drug May Protect Heart
Duke Physician-Scientist Receives Shaw Award
Trial to Test New Smallpox Vaccine
Cancer Researchers Team Up with FDA for a Workshop Aimed at Speeding Cancer Drug Development
More than Half of Infertile Couples May Be Willing to Donate Unused Embryos to Stem Cell Research
Duke Surplus Supports Ugandan Medicine
Shaw Foundation Contributes S$5 Million to Establish the Shaw Foundation Scholars Program at the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore