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HIV has long been difficult to combat due to its rapid mutations and tendency to hide within human genetic material, but Duke researchers recently created an antibody capable of neutralizing the virus.
Thanks to the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, Duke’s vaccine programs have the potential to receive a funding boost in the future.
Although most people associate salmonella with a bad case of food poisoning, a team of Duke scientists have shown that the bacteria could potentially be used to treat cancer.
The Durham City Council unanimously approved a permit last month allowing for an addition to the Duke University Hospital.
A recent Duke study lends insight into why some individuals with autism have reduced pain sensitivity.
Could the North Carolina General Assembly add more Republicans to the State Supreme Court? It's a possibility, some experts say.
A study from Duke’s Regeneration Next initiative has revealed clues about zebrafish spinal cord regeneration.
This year's ballot asks Durham voters to approve or deny four bond referenda. These referenda allow voters to determine whether Durham County is authorized to sell bonds in order to fund specific public resources and take on debt, which the County will be authorized to repay by increasing the tax rate on its citizens.
Neurosurgeons may soon be able to visualize hidden parts of the brain while performing surgery.
Before election day, The Chronicle hopes to explain who's who on the ballot to supplement continuing coverage of the presidential contest. Part four of this series includes the North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice and judges on the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Also, check out our guide to voting on Duke's campus. A North Carolina sample ballot listing all the races to be voted on by campus residents is available below.
After being the fodder for cheesy science-fiction movies for so long, mind reading may be less unrealistic than previously thought.
A team of Duke researchers recently designed a handheld probe capable of imaging the retinas of children in higher definition than ever before.
