As we face the challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, Duke staff and faculty everywhere are stepping up to keep the important work of the university and health system going.

August 2, 2020 Dear Duke University School of Medicine Students,

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in late January, and then began to impact North Carolinians in March, students, staff and faculty across the Duke University School of Medicine and

A multi-disciplinary scientific advisory board will provide rapid readouts of data on epidemiology, infection transmission rates, and other research.

As the 2020 freedom-vs-facemask culture war rages on in America’s social media feeds and grocery store checkout aisles, a panel of Duke experts suggests an empathetic, non-adversarial approach to g

The Duke University School of Medicine is expanding into a newly-leased research center in the Research Triangle Park (RTP).

What role can data science play in confronting the COVID-19 pandemic and social injustice?

             

This article was first published by the Duke Center for Applied Genomics and Precision Medicine

Speculation that a vaccine for COVID-19 might be widely available by the end of this year is overly optimistic, three Duke experts said Wednesday.