Duke football scores for sickle cell awareness
By Erika Brigantti | September 26, 2014The Score for More campaign is uniting football and medicine to help fight sickle cell disease.
The Score for More campaign is uniting football and medicine to help fight sickle cell disease.
DLC will hold its second Lemurpalooza, a celebration and educational event open to the Duke and Durham community, Friday Oct. 3.
Anne Pusey, chair of the evolutionary anthropology department, was involved in digitizing the recordings of immature chimpanzees taken between 1971 and 1973 but were ignored until recently.
With the Affordable Healthcare Act changing the financial side of medicine, Duke has launched a new program to educate physicians about the business of healthcare.
A new major in School of Nursing allows student to become women’s health nurse practitioners.
The world's largest DNA origami has been formed thanks to a collaboration between researchers in North Carolina and Denmark.
"Previously, when patients lost vision, there was nothing we could really do about it. And for the first time, we can actually provide artificial vision."
An ancient animal discovered by a Duke researcher has got lips like Jagger.
After being disregarded for more than two decades, pediatric HIV vaccines may reduce the risk of transmitting HIV to infants through breastfeeding.
Petting rats has led to improved infant health and significant medical savings.
Research by professors at Duke and Harvard has identified cancer drugs that could also potentially prevent the onset of malarial symptoms at a cost-effective rate.
Duke Medicine may have broken a Guinness World Record by hosting the largest gathering of heart transplant recipients ever Sunday.
The Duke Immersive Virtual Environment will close for renovation in late September and reopen early in the Spring semester.
A thumb drive containing unencrypted patient information was stolen this summer, Duke Medicine announced in a statement Thursday.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald spoke at the Duke Medical School Friday morning as part of a new recruitment initiative to attract more qualified medical professionals to the VA.
A thirteen-year-old’s science project has led to a new discovery about a fungus harmful to HIV patients.
The Duke Global Health Institute recently went through an external review confirming Duke’s leading position in the area of global health and continuing focus in interdisciplinary studies.
The Nicholas School of the Environment will enter an era of transition this Fall with the arrival of a new dean and the completion of Environment Hall.
From studying the impact of air pollution to developing tests for cancer, here are some of the many ways that research has recently been advanced on campus.
Duke Medicine has received a $15 million award to pursue treatment of brain disorders.