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A new grant from the National Cancer Institute will support researchers at Duke and North Carolina Central University in their joint fight against a rare type of cancer.
Collaborators at Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are leading the charge in brain cancer research by focusing on personalized medicine.
In response to an increasingly severe influenza season this year in the Triangle area, Duke University Health System has implemented visitation restrictions in its hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
The Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients recently named Duke Hospital as the best U.S. medical center for liver transplantations in 2016.
For a research study published in 2014, Lawrence David, now an assistant professor in the Duke Center for Genomic and Computational Biology, collected his own saliva and feces every day for a year, in order to study his personal microbiome. The Chronicle sat down with David to discuss his unusual approach to research and his path to Duke.
Although the notion of a shotgun-wielding father forcing his pregnant daughter to marry her boyfriend is outdated, new research suggests that "shotgun marriages" are still reality.
Women have a new reason to turn to Botox, and it doesn't have to do with cosmetics.
