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Hand held computers are helping doctors and patients get the most out of their visits together. Duke University Hospital uses the e/Tablet,a wireless, notebook sized computer, in six cancer clinics.
Caryl Fulcher, RN, MSN, a clinical nurse specialist in oncology, is one of nine DUHS nurses named a Great 100.
This video features the newly expanded Duke Raleigh Cancer Center.
Stephen Freedland, M.D., a urologist, talks about his research that shows statin medications benefit men who have had prostate cancer surgery. “And what we saw was that the men on…
In this video posted this posted this morning on WRAL.com, the station's health correspondent Dr. Allen Mask speaks at the Duke Medicine Cancer Summit in April and shares several videos…
Mitch Meacham, a financial management analyst for DUHS Corporate Finance, talks about how the Duke Cancer Patient Support Program has helped him through his cancer diagnosis. "I feel like if…
News 14 highlights National Cancer Survivors Day at Duke and features a Duke cancer patient and her twin sister, who are both now medical students.
Andrew Armstrong, M.D., a medical oncologist, talks with NBC Nightly News about the FDA's approval yesterday of a prostate cancer vaccine used to treat patients.
In early March, workers and machines began digging the foundations of the new Duke Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion—the beginning of major construction on buildings which will transform Duke…
This story reports on a Duke clinical trial that uses a prostate cancer patient’s white blood cells to produce a vaccine. “It's the patient's own immune cells which are taught…