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Tooth Ferry Visits Durham Children
Cellular Pathway May Be a Route For Disease
Duke Molecular Biologist Receives Commendation
Report: Proteins Can Be Engineered As Widely Adaptable
Drug Under Study Appears Able to Restore Premature Lung Function
Stent Clot Rate Higher than Thought
Stem Cell Conference Oct. 12
Ten Genes Linked to the Deadliest Forms of Cancer
New Anti-Clotting Agent Shows Promise
Duke Opens Women's Sports Medicine Program
Hospitals That Don't Follow Heart Attack Care Guidelines Have Significantly Higher Death Rates
Trial Fails to Meet Primary Objective, Opens New Possibilities for Improving Survival With a Novel Heart Attack Drug
Researchers Suggest Adding New Classification for Bloodstream Infections
Botox Results are Real, But Fleeting
Mouse Studies Reveal How Pre-Menopausal Females are Protected From Cardiac Injury
Book Shatters Myth of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
Starting Beta-Blocker Before Discharge in Patients Hospitalized for Heart Failure Increases Usage
By Repairing Vessels, Bone Marrow Cells Slow Atherosclerosis in Mice
Drug Combination Opens Clogged Arteries Faster, Keeps Them Open Longer
Anti-Coagulation Drugs Found to Have Different Effects in Diabetics After Heart Attack