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Growing Visual Arts and Humanities Curriculum Finds a Home with Duke Medicine Residents

August 7, 2023
Medical schools across the country are increasingly incorporating visual arts and humanities programming into their curricula to address a variety of issues and skill sets that are relevant to clinical practice such as empathy, tolerance for ambiguity, and resiliency to burnout.
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Newly Identified Lipid in Breast Milk Might Reduce Cerebral Palsy in Infants

August 4, 2023
In animal studies, the fat molecule encourages stem cells to generate new cells that produce the brain’s white matter.
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One-third of Glaucoma Patients Miss Regular Eye Appointments 

August 3, 2023
Study published in Ophthalmology Epidemiology by senior author Julia Rosdahl, MD, PhD, shows one-third of glaucoma patients stop going to the eye doctor for follow-up care over a 10-year period, jeopardizing their sight.
Peter Allen, MD

New Research Casts Doubt on Role of Fungus in Driving Pancreatic Cancer

August 3, 2023
Duke researchers conducted a multi-pronged analysis of data from the earlier study and found no link between the pancreatic microbiome and the development of pancreatic cancer.
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Duke Summer Academy Helps Medical Students Explore Research Careers

The Office of Physician Scientist Development PRIME Summer Academy provides medical students, who have limited research opportunities at their schools, with hands-on research experience at the Duke University School of Medicine.
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A Matter of Faith: Duke Health Partners with A.M.E. Zion Pastors to Rebuild Trust in Health Care

July 27, 2023
Duke Health is working to rebuild trust in health care by partnering with pillars of the Black community: A.M.E. Zion pastors who have long been pivotal in the struggle for justice, equality, and civil rights. Partnering with pastors makes sense—after all, they’re in the healing business too.  
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Aging Process Slows When Older Mice Share Circulatory System of Young

July 27, 2023
A process of surgically joining the circulatory systems of a young and old mouse slows the aging process at the cellular level and lengthens the lifespan of the older animal by up to 10%.
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Duke MBS Program Prepares Graduates for Medical School and Beyond

July 25, 2023
Duke MBS grad Amariyah Ayee credits the program’s rigorous curriculum and focus on teamwork for her success as a Fulbright Scholar and achieving her dream of pursuing a medical degree.
 Eric D. Carlsen, MD, PhD, FASCP, and  Giselle Y. López, MD, PhD, FASCP

Two Faculty Members Named to ASCP 40 Under 40 List

July 24, 2023
The American Society for Clinical Pathology has named Eric D. Carlsen, MD, PhD, FASCP, and Giselle Y. López, MD, PhD, FASCP, to its prestigious 40 Under 40 list for 2023.
Dane Whicker, PhD

What You Can Do to Help Your LGBTQI+ Colleagues and Loved Ones

July 21, 2023
In the spirit of celebrating Pride 365, Whicker offers tips for how you can make a difference for LGBTQI+ people at Duke as well as resources for people interested in further learning.

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