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Process of Care, Use of Hospital Retypes is Different
Use of Prayer or Noetic Therapy may Contribute to Better Outcomes in Cardiac Patients
Duke Physicians: Clinicians Have Ethical Obligation to Consider Alternative Medicine
Exercise may Lengthen Life in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
For High-Volume Chest Pain Centers, Aggressive Use of Nuclear Imaging Technology Saves Money, Shortens Hospital Stays
Low Socio-Economic Status Heart Patients Need More Than Just Aggressive Cardiac Procedures
Snapshot of Global Cardiac Care: Women in Latin America and Eastern Europe Don't Fare as Well
Stopping Herbal Products Abruptly may Cause Withdrawal Symptoms
Drip and Ship: Start Drug Early, Especially if Plan to Transfer Heart Patient to Larger Hospital
Duke Medical Center Newsline: Swallowing Pennies Could Lead to Health Problems, November 30, 1998
Children, Pets who Swallow Post-1982 Pennies at Risk for Stomach Upset, Even Ulcers
A New Era in Newborn Screening
Study Looks for Effective Ways to Treat HIV-Positive Patients who also Have Substance-Abuse and Mental-Health Problems
Phase I Trial Promising for Cord Blood Transplant "Booster"
Sibling Cord Blood may Offer Best Match Chance for Some Patients
Duke Study Shows Umbilical Cord Blood Transplant is Viable Treatment for Genetic Disorders
Transient Maternal Cell Growth in Cord Blood Recipients can be Treated
Duke's George L. Maddox Honored with Distinguished Career Contribution Award
New Theory may Explain Ritalin Action in Hyperactivity
The Heart of the Matter: Cardiology News Tips