As a boy growing up in Schenectady, New York, Steven Patierno, PhD, could often be found out in the woods performing surgery on frogs, when he wasn’t playing sandlot soccer or a local, slightl

Susanna Naggie, MD, associate professor of medicine and member of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI), has been named associate dean for clinical research initiatives and regulatory affairs

What: Scholars@Duke Photo Day — free profile photos for faculty, graduate students, and anyone with a Scholars profile.

The Junior Faculty Development BOOTCAMP

People are great at detecting cold temperatures and also the cool sensation induced by natural substances like menthol, which is common in remedies used to soothe aching muscles.

A referee uses a whistle to ensure that the ‘rules of the game’ are being followed.

Remembering a Member of the Greatest Generation Robert Malone Rosemond (1924-2018), Class of 1953 Every summer Robert (Crusty) Malone Rosemond, AB’49, MD’53, HS’53, P’82

Thanks to a successful first year of Translating Duke Health (TDH), twelve new faces have popped up around the School of Medicine’s labs, clinics and meeting rooms.

The Durham Veterans Affairs Health Care System, the Duke University Health System and the Duke University Schools of Medicine and Nursing have been selected as one of just 12 sites nationally to pa

Cancer drugs are able to halt life-threatening bacterial lung infections in mouse models by promoting lung repair, researchers at Duke Health have found.