The 75th anniversary of Duke’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program will be marked by a three-part celebration in mid-September and a new building. The celebration will include a gala, a leadership seminar and a book detailing the physical therapy program’s history.
Ever seen thousands of sea turtles in Costa Rica lay their eggs during a mass-nesting event? Probably not—it’s difficult even for scientists to observe. But using drone technology, a study co-led by a Duke researcher gained greater insights into the phenomenon.
Researchers at the Duke Human Vaccine Institute have recently developed a tool that more accurately discerns new HIV infections from long-standing ones.
Duke is launching a new program focused on increasing its population of underrepresented minority students studying science and engineering at the graduate level.
Defying stereotypes as soft and weak, women were found to be historically tough—more so than their male counterparts—in new research.
For the approximately 300,000 Americans suffering from scleroderma, a recent Duke study may provide hope for a viable treatment.
Ever find that friendship dynamics are complicated? You’re not the only one—lemurs also have to navigate social networks.
Most of us try to avoid people who are mean to others, but a new study by Duke scientists showed that one species may prefer jerks.
The public's perception about shooting victims—including what punishment their killer should get—is largely shaped by what the media says about them, according to a new study conducted by researchers from Duke and Simmons College.
Although giant pandas are perceived as fluffy and docile, they can be elusive—something that has made conservation efforts difficult.
People think strategically all the time, from choosing an outfit in the morning to playing chess—and it turns out that governments funding medical research do too.
Air pollution is bad for your health and exercise is good—but what happens when the two mix?
Three days after Duke University Hospital announced the departure of President Kevin Sowers, M.S.N. ‘89, it has a replacement.
Being the victim of violence can have drastic effects on children’s lives, including increasing their odds of dropping out of high school, according to new research.
New research out of Duke offers a fresh solution to a broken heart—literally.
As any mother knows, having a supportive social group is crucial when a new baby arrives. Duke researchers have recently shown that female chimps also recognize this need for support.
Microbial enthusiasts rejoice: the new Duke Microbiome Center has officially launched.
Duke researchers make up one percent of the top one percent of researchers in their respective fields, according to a report released by Clarivate Analytics.
Pain from headaches can often feel overwhelming, and a new Duke study sheds light on why that may be the case.
A recent Duke study has pinpointed a specific brain region where activity is correlated to a risk for anxiety or depression.
