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Doctors Can Learn Empathy Through a Computer-Based Tutorial
In Three-Continent Effort, Duke Works to Uncover Genetic Basis of Epilepsy
Genetic Difference in Staph Infects Some Heart Devices, Not Others
Three Factors Could Point to Your Fate After Surgery
Protein That Fuels Lethal Breast Cancer Growth Emerges as Potential New Drug Target
Gut Bacteria May Affect Whether a Statin Drug Lowers Cholesterol
Monkeys "Move and Feel" Virtual Objects Using Only Their Brains
Same-Day Discharge After Coronary Artery Stenting Safe, Yet Not Used
Cholesterol Contributes to Bone Loss During Aging
Exercise Eases Arthritis in Obese Mice Even Without Weight Loss
Zinc Regulates Communication Between Brain Cells
Duke Eye Center Welcomes New Optical Dispensary
MRI Screening for Breast Cancer Could Benefit High-Risk Women who Lack Insurance
Duke University Medical Center Has Two New NIH Innovators
Understanding Aggressive Breast Cancers Could Ease Racial Disparities in Death Rates
Costly Blood Clots More Common than Expected Among Cancer Patients
Gene Linked with Death After Coronary Bypass Surgery
Cryptococcus Infections Misdiagnosed in Many AIDS Patients
CRISP AMI Results Show No Difference in Infarct Size Between IABC and Standard of Care in Patients with Acute Heart Attacks
Apixaban Superior to Warfarin for Preventing Stroke, Reducing Bleeding, and Saving Lives in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation