Making the Jump
Amy Arundale, DPT’11, has spent virtually her entire life involved in soccer: as a player, coach, trainer, biomechanical researcher, and clinical physical therapist.
From Ethicist to Activist
The Silence of the Lambs, the 1991 award-winning movie in which Sir Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal Lecter, a sociopathic psychiatrist and cannibalistic serial killer, is considered one of
Medical Education in a Time of COVID-19
The arrival and rapid spread of COVID-19 in mid-March disrupted virtually all normal operations at Duke.
Leslie Clayton, Kristin Allen, Lisa Hill
Leslie Clayton, Kristen Allen and Lisa Hill are outstanding!
Price, Kornbluth, and six senior faculty join American Academy of Arts & Sciences
President Vincent Price, Provost Sally Kornbluth and six other Duke faculty members have been elected members of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences (AAAS) for 2020.
School of Medicine hosts virtual COVID-19 research day to facilitate quick faculty collaboration during pandemic
More than 700 faculty, staff and students tuned into the Duke University School of Medicine’s first
Managing Your Career During Times of Uncertainty: 5 Steps You Can Take Today
Graduating in May? Review this helpful article from the Washington Center:
Duke Experts Address Coronavirus Testing Issues
A desire to end social distancing and re-open the American economy is a short-sighted approach that could yield disastrous results, because we simply don’t have good tests on hand yet to figure out
Duke IM Chief Residents - Amanda Boyd, Lara Hayes, Jared Lowe, Caroline Sloan
The Internal Medicine Chief Residents have led our residency restructuring for COVID-19 care, keeping our core values caring for our patients, caring for our residents and continuing medicinal educ