A North Carolina law firm is looking into clinical trials connected to discredited cancer researcher Dr. Anil Potti.
Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School is partnering with Inviragen, a vaccine development company, to research emerging infections disease transmission and prevention as...
Cameron Crazies may have braved the cold this tenting season, but Student Health has remained bustling during its busiest time of year.
Being the best requires learning from the best, and studying the fine art of camouflage in squids is no exception.
Stress is the number one contributing factor affecting individual academic performance at Duke, according to a survey conducted last semester by the American College Health Association.
As Duke students go about their daily lives, they may not realize that many of their household products contain silver nanoparticles, a material with effects that are still unknown.
The invalidation of a research paper published by The Lancet Oncology marks the third time in recent months that work by former Duke cancer researcher Dr. Anil Potti has been retracted by a...
Although its first class will not graduate until May, the Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School has entered a new era in which it will partner with a company to improve...
Officials from the Food and Drug Administration are currently at Duke, auditing data from clinical trials that test genomics technologies, according to a report from The Cancer Letter.
The Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy will undergo an extensive, two-phase assessment, institute officials announced yesterday in a memo to IGSP faculty and students.
The Chronicle’s Yeshwanth Kandimalla sat down with Dr. Marvin Swartz to discuss the circumstances surrounding the incident and the shooter, Jared Loughner.
Parents of newborns in Durham can count on some help this year.
Recently released documents show that federal researchers had more concerns than previously reported about the now-discredited cancer genomics research conducted by Dr. Anil Potti.
An autopsy released during winter break revealed that a woman who died at Duke University Medical Center was poisoned by a pain reliever and common antihistamine.
A report obtained under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act by the academic journal Nature provides new insight into a panel that reviewed the findings of Duke cancer researchers.
Duke researchers have withdrawn a second paper authored by former cancer researcher Dr. Anil Potti.
Although Duke’s newest energy and environment center first opened earlier this Fall, the location plans to continue renovations going into next semester.
The University has reached a resolution in its two-year investigation of biochemistry professor Homme Hellinga. But Duke officials contacted last week declined to discuss the outcome.
Come next Fall, graduate students pursuing a new area of expertise will arrive on campus for the Master of Biostatistics program, a brand new addition to the Duke University School of Medicine.
For some modern doctors and researchers, work for outside pharmaceutical companies supplements traditional pay.
