Man-Made Antibodies Show Promise in Attacking Cancer Cells in Animal Models
Molecules called aptamers could form new, safer chemotherapy delivery systems
Basic Science Day & Lefkowitz Lecture Draw Hundreds
Gene-editing Pioneer Jennifer Doudna Delivers Lefkowitz Lecture
New Statuses in Maestro Care - Quick Tip
In preparation for OnCore Go-live, the Maestro Care enrollment statuses will be updated. The new statuses will be uploaded to the Maestro Care Production Environment (PRD) on Decem
Researcher and lymphoma survivor Kris Wood is finding answers.
Why do perfectly good cancer treatments suddenly stop working? Researcher and lymphoma survivor Kris Wood is finding answers. Wood’s research focuses on cancer resistance: the ability of cancer cells to activate effective biochemical defenses to protect themselves from the drugs we use to fight them.
Holly Hedrick, MD’91
Alumni Spotlight - Fixing the Unimaginable
Pediatric and fetal surgeon Holly Hedrick, MD’91, gives hope for families and babies with complex birth defects
Dr. Viera Named New Chair of Department of Community and Family Medicine
Anthony Viera, MD, MPH, has been named the new chair of the Department of Community and Family Medicine, effective October 1, 2017. Dr.
Second-Year Family Medicine Resident Alexa Mieses Elected the Resident Representative to AAFP
Duke Family Medicine second-year resident Alexa Mieses, M.D., MPH, was elected to be the resident representative to
Scientists Use New Data Mining Strategy to Spot Those at High Alzheimer’s Risk
Method could group similar Alzheimer’s patients for more precise drug trials