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Research from Duke Science and Technology scholar Nuo Li, PhD, reveals that the brain's storage of certain memories is more complex and stable than previously thought.
Bridging Gaps in Brain Health Research
More than 210,000 people in North Carolina have Alzheimer's disease, and many others have other types of dementia. The North Carolina Registry for Brain Health aims to help relieve the burden by educating North Carolinians, giving them an opportunity to participate in research, and helping researchers recruit study volunteers.
The Power and Promise of RNA
Scientists at Duke University School of Medicine have long probed the mysteries of RNA, with an eye to harnessing its power for new and better therapies for cancer, diabetes, heart disease and more.
Making a House a Home: Student Group Fills Gap for Those Experiencing Homelessness
WellNest Housing Support Program offers newly housed individuals support on the day of their move, and in some cases, well beyond. The program also gives medical students a better understanding of the impact housing can have on a person’s health.
Surviving Gun Violence
Duke University Hospital focuses on an often-overlooked issue in gun violence: creating a path forward for gunshot wound survivors.
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