Media Spotlight: WRAL highlights cancer research
March 2nd, 2010WRAL reports that Duke doctors are harnessing the power of heat in a technique called hyperthermia that enhances other cancer-fighting treatments.
WRAL reports that Duke doctors are harnessing the power of heat in a technique called hyperthermia that enhances other cancer-fighting treatments.
WRAL says breast cancer survivor Valarie Worthy's life is consumed by service to others. Worthy, a patient navigator at Duke's Comprehensive Cancer Center, encourages other women with breast cancer.
Anil Potti, M.D., an oncologist in the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy, discusses his research that suggests the biology of lung cancer differs from one patient to the…
The News & Observer's Eric Ferreri writes: His oncologist was out of ideas, and Duane Wait was low on hope. So the South Carolinian looked 240 miles north, where the…
This video highlights Pathfinders, a psychological support group for stage 4 breast cancer patients, and a memorial service held last Sunday at Duke Chapel. Two patients talk about their experience…
In her volunteer work, Sharon Pitz has some unusual co-workers. They are four-legged and furred and tailed, and they do wonderful work in making patients feel loved.
Valarie Worthy, a registered nurse and administrative manager, has worked to help people fight and recover from cancer. She has taken the fight into her volunteer life as well, working…
This WRAL video highlights the Duke Cancer Patient Support Program's project to fold 1,000 paper cranes. Read a feature story about art projects and paper crane folding at Duke in…
In ABC's "Top 10 Medical Advances of the Decade," Kimberly Blackwell, M.D., an oncologist, talks about number 6 -- "Targeted Therapies for Cancer Expand With New Drugs." “The introduction/approval of…
Lee Wilke, M.D., a breast surgeon, talks about Oncotype DX, a genetic test that is helping her determine which of her breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy.