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Thermometers may be the perfect tool to measure your body's overall temperature, but taking the precise temperature of deeper tissues in the body is a little more challenging.
Graduate students at elite schools face challenges related to mental health.
High school football players may be putting more than just a college scholarship on the line when they step onto the field.
As ageism among providers becomes a more realized issue, Duke is working towards implementing a program for medical students to interact with healthy older adults.
Effective this semester, students no longer have a limit of two Flunchs a semester, but the Flunch allocation has been reduced by $30.
The first food you smell in the Brodhead Center might be the only food your brain registers.
There's more to mental illness than what meets the eye—but a new Duke study notes a correlation between an irregularity in visual regions of the brain and risk for mental illness.
In a team effort, six Duke neurosurgeons lost a combined total of 205 pounds.
While most students bring their assignments back home in a notebook, some are wearing their classwork on their wrists.
Duke has partnered with Delta Air Lines to launch a program dedicated to offsetting carbon emissions produced by the institution.
Children aren't allowed to visit Duke University Health System hospitals, at least for the time being.
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.
New research out of Duke offers a fresh solution to a broken heart—literally.
A recent Duke study has pinpointed a specific brain region where activity is correlated with a risk of anxiety or depression.
During the day, the Bryan Center McDonald’s is frequented by upperclassmen too rushed to wait for Il Forno or first-years too low on food points to eat at the Skillet. But what happens after hours? I committed myself to finding out.
When first-years ventured into Pisgah National Forest for the student-run pre-orientation program Project Wild last year, they got a little too comfortable for law enforcement’s taste.
Is a free jacket, a discount at the school store and an opportunity to show off your love for Duke enough incentive to become a tour guide?
After recent changes to Durham County’s emergency medical services system, Duke Emergency Medical Services will no longer be dispatched to 911 calls for the foreseeable future.
Household dust may make you sneeze and irritate your eyes. But it can also lead to more severe health effects, according to a recent study out of the Nicholas School of the Environment.
The demise of “Small Town USA” may be imminent, suggests a recent North Carolina demographics survey.
