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First year MD students strike funny poses after receiving their white coats.

Incoming MD Class Celebrates White Coat Ceremony

August 14, 2025

The first-year students in the School of Medicine’s MD program celebrated their entry into the profession of medicine at the 2025 White Coat Ceremony on Aug. 8 in Page Auditorium. 

A rising 9th-grader enters the Durham Early College of Health Sciences while teachers and administrators cheer and wave pompoms.

Durham Early College of Health Sciences Welcomes Inaugural Class

August 11, 2025
The first cohort of 104 rising ninth-graders began their studies last week at the new school, a partnership between Duke Health, Durham Public Schools, and Durham Technical Community College designed to create pathways for high school students into careers at Duke Health.
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Reimagining Support for Family Caregivers and Their Loved Ones

August 11, 2025
Family caregivers face an immense burden. Duke population health researchers are gathering evidence to show what type of care leads to the best physical and mental health for the care recipients, and how to best support the caregivers themselves.
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Piling On Prescriptions in Your 50s and 60s May Hurt Strength and Balance

August 11, 2025
New study links the use of five medications or more — known as polypharmacy —to reduced strength and mobility in adults as young as 50.
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The Protein That’s Crucial for a Healthy Pregnancy

August 4, 2025
Researchers have discovered for the first time that a particular protein plays a crucial role in the development of a normal placenta in the early stages of pregnancy. Learning more more about the protein, PIEZ01, and its role in pregnancy could pave the way for preventing unexplained miscarriages, preeclampsia, or fetal growth restriction.
Peter Allen, MD

Peter Allen Named Chair of Surgery

August 4, 2025
Peter J. Allen, MD, a nationally known surgical oncologist and leader in cancer care, has been named the new chair of the Department of Surgery in the School of Medicine, effective August 25, 2025.  
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Can Electronic Health Records Reveal Early Signs of Autism?

August 4, 2025
Duke researchers are collaborating on a new project that uses machine learning to recognize patterns in electronic health record data associated with children who are later diagnosed with autism.
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Seven Life-saving Health Breakthroughs from Duke

July 31, 2025
From daily medications to modern ultrasounds, many of the advances that are part of our daily lives grew out of research conducted at Duke and supported by federal research funding.
Elizabeth Rojo addresses an audience.

PhD Student Focuses on Heat, Health, and Community

July 30, 2025
Elizabeth Rojo, a PhD candidate in Population Health, aims to develop interventions to protect vulnerable populations such as farm workers from the effects of extreme heat.
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The AI That’s Finally Making Sense of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

July 25, 2025
Artificial intelligence has helped map the hidden biology behind the pain, dizziness, and exhaustion of chronic fatigue syndrome, and identified new biomarkers to improve diagnosis.

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