NEWS | HEALTH & SCIENCE
Duke researchers rack up awards
By Shaoli Chaudhuri | October 25, 2010Work on the effects of nature and nurture have earned a married research couple of two prestigious awards.
Work on the effects of nature and nurture have earned a married research couple of two prestigious awards.
Tablet PCs aren’t just for playing video games anymore—they are revolutionizing health care delivery at Duke.
The Duke University Marine Lab has issued a mandatory evacuation of all dormitory residents effective Thursday afternoon, in preparation for Hurricane Earl.
This year, child poverty levels in the United States are estimated to be the highest they have been in 20 years, according to a June study. Approximately 21 percent of children, or 15.6 million,...
Not all doctoring is created equal. A recent Duke study found that on average, a primary care doctor’s lifetime earnings come to about half of those of a specialist.
This year is Kaveh Danesh’s first year as an academic affairs senator, but he doesn’t want it to be his last in DSG.
The three candidates competing to be Duke Student Government executive vice president all agree on one issue—student relations with DSG need improvement.
The walls of the Biological and Environmental Science Library are being knocked down and turned into lab and office space.
Saturday, DUHS will send its second medical team to Haiti in an ongoing effort to provide health aid to the earthquake-stricken country.
What is your preferred form of birth control—pills, condoms or other? And have you experienced an unintended pregnancy in the last 12 months?