Noted autism researcher to lead university interdisciplinary institute

Welcome to the Revolution. First came steam power, then electric power, and then the information age.

New Program Gets Medical Students Off Campus and into the Community Maya Torain first stepped onto the Duke campus as a medical school student two years ago, but she was no stranger to Du

Lung Transplant Survivor Gives Back Growing up in Scotland, Gavin Maitland was intrigued by the 1979 movie Escape from Alcatraz, in which Clint Eastwood’s character breaks out of the noto

Richard Schatz, MD’77, was in California, just days away from returning to New York to begin his senior year as an undergraduate at the State University at Buffalo, when the phone

When it was time for Tai-Po Tschang, MD’72, to decide where to go to medical school, the choice could hardly have been easier. Duke, in fact, made it for him.

Duke is internationally recognized as a leader in clinical lung transplant and lung transplant research.

With sepsis, time is of the essence. Left untreated, the illness—a runaway immune response to infection—can quickly become life-threatening.

National cancer databases provide a ton of valuable information for researchers, but institutional data is often more granular, including details such as specific chemotherapy regimens, radiation d

The Duke Division of Cardiology is using big data to help physicians analyze images from coronary angiograms more quickly and accurately.