Duke researchers discover way to make cervical cancer screening more accessible, affordable
A device small enough to fit in a pocket has the potential to revolutionize how cervical cancer is screened across the globe.
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A device small enough to fit in a pocket has the potential to revolutionize how cervical cancer is screened across the globe.
Nine out of 10 people have a cancer-causing virus lurking in their DNA. Although most people never feel any ill effects from the virus, a new paper explores how it can become life-threatening.
Bats can carry deadly diseases like Ebola without being infected by them, and scientists want to know how.
Duke will host its sixth TEDx convention in Reynolds Theater this Saturday with the theme of "Unchartered Waters."