Goodbye UTIs: Duke scientists develop vaccine strategy for urinary tract infections
Anyone who has ever developed a urinary tract infection (UTI) knows that it can be painful, pesky and persistent.
Rawls and Wang elected to the American Academy of Microbiology
Duke scientists John Franklin Rawls, PhD, and Linfa Wang, PhD, are am
Study shows ‘alarming gaps’ in treatment of patients with diabetes, heart disease
Over a third of patients with diabetes and heart disease were not taking any of the three therapies proven to prevent major adverse cardiovascular events.
Neurobiologist Eva Naumann, PhD, receives Sloan Research Fellowship
Eva Naumann, PhD, an assistant professor of neurobiology in the School of Medicine, has been selected to receive a
Duke Celebrates Women in Science Day
The United Nations has declared February 11 the sixth International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Gbadegesin named Associate Dean for Physician-Scientist Development
Rasheed Gbadegesin, M.D., has been named associate dean for physician-scientist development and director of the Office of Physician
MURDOCK study's COVID-19 project contributes to NC research network that monitors Coronavirus in sewer systems
A Duke COVID-19 study tracking the pandemic in Cabarrus County is contributing data to a statewide research network monitoring the coronavirus in sewer systems to help inform the public health resp
Duke University among top 10 in nation for federal medical research funding
Duke University continues its leadership in biomedical research, ranking tenth among the nation’s top medical schools and research institutions for funding from the National Institutes of Health (N
Masks, distancing, hand-washing crucial for reopening schools
State leaders and education officials weighing whether to re-open schools are considering myriad factors, from infection rates to vaccine rollout to a reluctance on the part of both teachers and fa