Student pharmacy closure shrouded with questions
By Rachna Reddy and Jinny Cho | December 7, 2009The transfer of responsibilities from the Student Health pharmacy to the Outpatient Pharmacy will be complete before the new year.
The transfer of responsibilities from the Student Health pharmacy to the Outpatient Pharmacy will be complete before the new year.
After extensive testing, no more cases of drug-resistant H1N1 virus have been discovered at the Hospital, WRAL reported Tuesday.
Duke researchers recently discovered an antibody in human blood serum that could have a significant impact on the development of a vaccine for human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV.
Although uncertainty still surrounds the origins of the four drug-resistant H1N1 cases recently identified at the Medical Center, officials are not greatly concerned that the virus will become...
The number of H1N1 cases at Duke is leveling off just in time for the regular flu season to begin.
Testing conducted last week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed four drug-resistant cases of H1N1 influenza at the Duke University Medical Center.
The Grand Challenge Scholars program has been endowed with a $1 million donation from the family of a late Board of Visitors chair.
As residents switched the lighting mode of the Home Depot Smart Home from “all-on” to “partay,” partygoers hit the dance floor Friday to celebrate the two-year anniversary of the building’s...
60 of Duke's 200 lemurs will move into a $3.2 million, 7,000 sq.-ft. facility surrounded by 10,000 square feet of grounds where they will be able to roam free all year.
For those tired of the same old conventional medical practices, Duke Medicine is offering an alternative way to address health needs.
The Duke Smart Home Program celebrated the two-year anniversary of its completion of the Home Depot Smart Home Thursday.
The Student Health pharmacy, in its 40th year of operation, will close Dec. 18, Student Health administrators announced Tuesday. Student prescriptions previously filled at the pharmacy will be...
DUHS officials, Gov. Bev Perdue, President Richard Brodhead and dozens of community members gathered Friday afternoon to break ground on a new cancer center.
Imagine never having to charge an iPod. Duke researchers have brought this vision closer to reality through developing a device capable of harvesting energy from motion.
After he was diagnosed with chordoma, Josh Sommer, a former Duke undergraduate, founded the Chordoma Foundation to support research.
Unbeknownst to many, nestled on the edge of Duke’s Medical Campus is a high-security lab that houses numerous contagious viruses.
The Climate Action Plan outlines strategies to tackle the biggest campus contributors to carbon output: emissions, energy and transportation.
Landon Cox, assistant professor of computer science, was recently awarded a $498,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to investigate privacy problems pertaining to online social networks...
A study found that elementary school children performed worse on tests if they were exposed to small amounts of lead as infants.