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Imagine that by smelling someone, you could understand their genetic diversity, immune system health and potential as a mate.
In the wake of a $112.5 million settlement, the question of research integrity has been prevalent on the minds of Duke students and staff members.
In the wake of a crushing $112.5 million research fraud lawsuit against Duke earlier this year, the University established a new school-wide Office of Research.
New research has found that a parent’s incarceration may have long-term effects on their children’s health and development.
The Chronicle spoke with Crespo, a Ph.D. candidate in the Nicholas School of the Environment, about why the treaty falls short and his research with the lab at Duke
What does sriracha have in common with a magnolia tree? As of July, both are the namesake of grey mouse lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center.
Duke researchers have discovered that autism spectrum disorder could be detected and treated faster through innovations in machine learning.
Semi-volatile organic compounds—linked to a wide range of illnesses and developmental disorders—may be far more commonplace than previously recognized.
Hearing impairment affects approximately 37.5 million Americans. The economic and healthcare costs of hearing loss amounts to billions of dollars annually.
Three new members of one of the world’s only hibernating primate species—fat-tailed dwarf lemurs—were born June 25 at the Duke Lemur Center.
Duke University Hospital did not make the cut for the U.S. News & World Report’s 2019-2020 Honor Roll.
Four Duke faculty members received a prestigious early career award award for scientists and engineers, the White House announced in a July 2 news release.
Chemotherapy is ubiquitous in the world of cancer treatment, but cancer cells have a way to fight back: they simply resist the drugs used in the treatment.
The Duke Human Vaccine Institute just got a booster shot of $129 million.
Thermometers may be the perfect tool to measure your body's overall temperature, but taking the precise temperature of deeper tissues in the body is a little more challenging.
John Wilson Moore, a renowned biophysicist and professor emeritus of neurobiology, died on March 30 at the age of 98.
Tracking your daily food consumption on your phone may help you shed a few pounds.
The federal approval marks a pivotal step in the development of treatments meant specifically for maternal depression—a highly stigmatized and often debilitating condition.
A company started by Duke researchers harnesses advanced software to fight drug resistance with the goal of creating more effective cancer treatments.
The blood vessels in your eyes may allow for earlier detection of Alzheimer's disease, a new Duke study suggests.