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Race Affects Older Americans' Likelihood of Getting Flu Shot
Spreading Cancer Survives Via Signals From Nearby Blood Vessels Long Before New Vessels Are Grown
Laparoscopic Appendectomy Has Clear Advantages Over Conventional Procedure
Economic Impact of Back Pain Substantial
Understanding Clinical Trials
Promising Drug Fails to Thwart Fatal Lung Disease
Modest Exercise Can Prevent Weight Gain
Palm Beach Couple Establishes Cardiovascular Genomics Professorship at Duke
Hospital CABG Volume May Not Be Best Quality Indicator
Blood Clot Risk Not Treated Preventively, Study Finds
Beta Blockers Cost Effective to Society for Heart Failure Treatment
Evidence That Memories are Consolidated During Sleep
Duke Endowment Awards More Than $20 Million to Duke University for Nursing School, Library, Other Priorities
Event Honors Local Restaurateur, Raises Money for Duke’s Cancer Patient Support Program
Virtual Reality Helps Breast Cancer Patients Cope with Chemotherapy
C.J. Mack Foundation Gives $10 Million to Duke Center for Integrative Medicine
Newer Formulation of Heparin Appears to be Agent of Choice for Treating Heart Attack
Even Patients With Low Levels of Heart Cell Death Should be Treated More Aggressively
Higher-Risk Heart Attack Patients Do Not Receive Most Aggressive Care
Heart Specialist Care More Often Evidence-Based and Leads to Lower Mortality Than Generalists'