Coastal Cancer Center announced Wednesday that it has cut ties with the former Duke oncologist following the airing of a 60 Minutes investigation regarding his work.
Universities across the state have joined forces to offer new resources in the battle against HIV.
Students were warned Monday about the risk of contracting a norovirus.
The Nicholas School will present its fourth annual LEAF Award to author and independent filmmaker John Sayles.
Senior Jason Klein couldn’t have expected an experience half way around the world to follow him back to Duke.
A sustainable fishing group founded by a Duke freshman has an opportunity to win $10,000 through an online competition.
There is no better time for Blue Devils to go green.
The February opening of the Duke Cancer Center is a simultaneous testament to the future of cancer treatment and the historical evolution of patient care at Duke.
The outdated Physics Building is due for a facelift, but the exact specifications are still up in the air.
Wherever music therapist Tray Batson and his guitar go, the healing effects follow.
A composer has developed a method to transform sound through body movements.
Duke will debut an integrated model for cancer treatment when the DCC opens its doors this month.
The mentor of former Duke researcher Dr. Anil Potti has said that the discredited oncologist deliberately falsified data while at Duke.
The saga of former Duke cancer researcher Dr. Anil Potti continues with his ninth paper retraction.
Duke researchers are taking extra measures to strengthen their applications for NIH grants.
Duke’s biomedical engineering department—and its faculty—has added another award to a growing list of accolades.
Mental illness is becoming more common, especially among young adults, according to a recent government study.
Despite the relative youth of the Duke Global Health Certificate Program, students note that the field of global health offers a rich array of post-graduate career opportunities.
Students who once thought their iPads were only useful for Angry Birds can now use their tablets for homework.
William Donahue, professor and chair of Germanic languages and literature, and Martin Kagel, head of the department of Germanic and Slavic studies at the University of Georgia, discussed the...
