Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations, confirmed Saturday night that one of the cases involving discredited cancer researcher Anil Potti has been resolved.
Duke research is shedding light on a new possible cause of Alzheimer’s disease.
The Chronicle’s Abigail Xie spoke with Annick Desjardins about what this new study might mean—and what it might not.
President Barack Obama has requested a $1 billion increase in the NIH’s budget for the fiscal year 2016
Certain markers in the brain can predict an individual’s risk of developing depression and anxiety, Duke researchers have found.
Researchers at the Bursac lab have grown the first contracting muscle tissue, creating new possibilities for drug and medical testing.
Among those that are HIV-positive or have AIDS, southerners have the lowest five-year survival rates, Duke research finds.
A computer program developed at Duke has become the latest weapon in the war on drug-resistant bacteria.
In collaboration with the federal Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge, some Duke researchers are piloting a program to answer, "How young is too young to test?"
"I thought this challenge would be a great way to learn about the issue but also develop an innovative idea."
Students competing in the second inaugural 3-D Printing Challenge showcased their models to judges in an exposition Tuesday night.
As the world focuses on the Ebola outbreak, a team of Duke researchers are turning their attention to a different infectious disease—the bubonic plague.
Two projects at Duke have received more than $1.4 million each over the next three years from the National Institutes of Health as part of President Obama's Brain Research through Advancing...
The Duke Clinical Research Institute is involved in a project that has received $20 million to determine the effectiveness of various uterine fibroid treatments.
They have looked into potential risks of the process, with their work becoming increasingly important as North Carolina holds public hearings on fracking and seeks to begin fracking tests in the fall.
The Duke Superfund Research Center is inviting people to mail in samples from foam-containing furniture to be tested for toxic chemicals.
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.
The world's largest DNA origami has been formed thanks to a collaboration between researchers in North Carolina and Denmark.
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.
