The ability to map the human genome promises medicinal benefits while posing ethical questions.
The purpose of the joint program is to develop leadership and management skills.
Recent deaths from energy drink consumption have prompted discussion on the role of caffeine in the lives of students.
Petes explores the mechanisms of cancer cells by examining a less menacing subject—yeast.
The new $20.2 million space arises out of a desire to better address the needs of an expanding faculty and student body.
Duke and any other creditors will not receive any money from MDI.
Kathleen Pryer’s ferns were born with a little Lady Gaga in them.
Those close to Lefkowitz were not surprised by the Nobel Prize because his research has had a significant impact.
Several North Carolina lakes and rivers contain high levels of toxic compounds.
Language has traditionally been accepted as an all or nothing trait.
Thomas Petes received the Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal .
Regulatory B cells could be used to combat severe autoimmune diseases.
The Duke University Health System is changing the way it conducts business since the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act in June.
Adrian Bejan has devised a model of global climate change simple enough for even a college freshman to work out by hand.
Depression screenings held on campus Thursday elucidated the difficulty of treating students with symptoms of depression.
The Duke community congratulated its first standing professor to win a Nobel Prize Wednesday.
The Duke University School of Medicine has received approval from the Food and Drug Administration to market DUCORD.
Lefkowitz was recognized for his groundbreaking research in protein receptors.
Botox isn’t just for tightening wrinkles.
Duke researchers have developed a light-controlled system for controlling gene expression within living cells in a population.
