Duke’s leading scholars are once again prominently featured on the annual list of “Most Highly Cited Researchers.”

Six senior PhD students in the School of Medicine were awarded the Chancellor’s Award for Research Excellence for outstanding accomplishments in basic science research. Elizabeth Fleming, Kyle

Infection prevalence among students was lower than in the surrounding community

One of 26 early-career scientists recognized by the Boston publication this year

Star-shaped ‘glue’ cells make it their business to govern connections between neurons

Leadership and faculty from Duke Ob/Gyn met virtually with the office of Rep.

Animal studies show potential for combining an injectable cholesterol therapy with checkpoint inhibitors 

Women with lung inflammation and scarring caused by an autoimmune disease, called interstitial lung disease, or ILD, have typically been told they should not get pregnant for fear the strain of chi

'Say their names.' That’s the call made by many in reference to the numerous Black people who have been killed by police or civilian vigilantes in this country. It’s a call that some say represents the long-overdue need to address systemic racism in the U.S. And it’s a call that many students, faculty, and staff say must include Duke University School of Medicine.

A paper hat made by a five-year-old, especially one that doesn’t quite look like a hat at first glance, may not appear to have anything to do with racism. But for Kenyon Railey, MD, and those listening to his presentation during the Duke University School of Medicine’s “Turning a Moment into a Movement” event last June, the hat has to do with just that and more.