Monkeys’ Brains Synchronize As They Collaborate To Perform A Motor Task
Though their purpose and function are still largely unknown, mirror neurons in the brain are believed by some neuroscientists to be central to how humans relate to each other.
Neurology and Women's Health, Part 4: Stroke
For women, stroke is both more dangerous and more complicated than it is for men. Women are at greater risk than men for having and dying from a stroke.
DCRI Early Phase Unit Tests Broad-spectrum Influenza Vaccine
Researchers say the vaccine could be effective against multiple strains of the virus for several years.
Duke Students, Resident and Fellow Elected to AΩA Medical Honor Society, Spring 2018
Twice a year the Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA) Medical Honor Society elects a small number of new members. The criteria include scholastic achievement, leadership capabilities, ethical standards, fa
Duke DPT, PA, and MD Programs Come Together for Annual Adaptive Sports Experience
On Saturday, March 17, students from the Doctor of Physical Therapy, Physician Assistan
Neurology and Women's Health, Part 1: Multiple Sclerosis
A spectrum of factors influence women’s health, and neurology is no exception.
Neurology and Women's Health, Part 2: Epilepsy
Treatment is complicated for anyone with epilepsy, but especially so for women, with pregnancy, family planning, and health concerns such as osteoporosis all affecting the treatment that may be bes
Neurology and Women's Health, Part 3: Alzheimer's disease
Women bear most of the burden of Alzheimer’s disease, not only making up most of the patients with the condition but also doing most of the demanding work of caring for Alzheimer’s patients.