Eight years after its establishment, Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School has developed as a hybrid style of medical education.
The degree-day model, which most farmers currently use to determine when they should plant their crops, might be defunct as a result of climate change, according to a recent study led a Duke...
A new program is providing students who have eating disorders with specialized treatment avenues aimed to minimize disruption of their lives.
Health care reform as it is currently imagined does little to address the most pressing concerns of the industry, said political commentator Reihan Salam.
Samara Jinks, a first-year medical student and co-chair of the Duke School of Medicine American Medical Association, about the regular life of medical school students.
A nationwide $11 billion dollar budget cut to graduate medical education, if passed, may hurt Duke’s residency program in the future.
The Animal Locomotion Lab is examining the evolutionary development and mechanics of motion in animals and humans.
Just as the human pattern of speech is dependent on geographic location, birds' songs evolve depending on the island they colonize.
Social media has changed the health industry landscape significantly, according to a new book written by a Duke professor.
China has become a global leader in building synthetic natural gas plants, but according to a recent Duke study this investment comes with serious environmental costs.
Duke is looking to revolutionize health care through community health homes, with the eventual goal of decreasing dependence on hospitals.
Duke Regional Hospital is in the process of finding a new president following the departure of former President Kerry Watson.
The Chronicle sat down with Sehj Kashyap, a first-year student in the School of Medicine, about what inspired him to pursue becoming a doctor.
Trustees of the Charlotte-based Duke Endowment approved a $3.4 million dollar grant for the Student Resiliency Project
On a weekly basis, The Chronicle will collect questions and concerns from premedical students and pose them to various individuals with a relevant perspective.
A study on birds’ brains could lead to a greater understanding of the human brain.
A recent study from the Nicholas School of the Environment found that forests in the eastern United States are exhibiting faster turnover in response to rising global temperatures.
Researchers at Duke Medicine have developed a diagnostic blood test that could prevent overuse of antibiotics by identifying viral infections in patients with acute respiratory symptoms.
Karin Reuter-Rice, assistant professor at the School of Nursing, was awarded the Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Faculty Scholar award Sept. 13
A new method developed in collaboration with the Nicholas School of the Environment allows researchers to quantify the environmental damage of mountaintop removal coal mining.
