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“Once we get home, it will just be a different type of normalcy, but we just anticipate that this will just become part of our life and we'll just warm with that until he is called for an actual transplant."
A network created by Duke faculty aimed at giving Latinx community members increased healthcare access has gained nationwide recognition.
South Pavilion features 92 private rooms with separate sitting and waiting areas for families on inpatient units that overlook Wake Forest Road.
“This is the largest gift supporting need-based scholarships for Duke University School of Medicine students ever,” wrote Edward Buckley, vice dean for education at the Duke School of Medicine, in an email. “It is an endowment which means it will continue to support students in perpetuity.”
In her associate vice president role, Desai will help oversee Duke’s relationship with student government at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Over 100 medical students, residents and attending physicians have come together to put on a virtual show to support a Durham community organization.
For Duke Health, the pandemic’s impacts have gone beyond the treatment of one disease.
The Duke Gardens are mostly closed, but students can still go in for guided study breaks.
Titled “45 Portraits in 45 Days,” Hock’s exhibit features the portraits of Duke Hospital essential healthcare workers who have sacrificed so much in pursuit of caring for those afflicted by COVID-19.
Armed with an extensive background in social justice, education and law, Jeanna McCullers has brought collaborative leadership and a focus on restorative justice to her role as director of the Office of Student Conduct.
