Media Spotlight: WRAL features Camp Kaleidoscope
July 23rd, 2010Camp Kaleidoscope has long been a tradition for some young patients of Duke Children’s Hospital and Health Center.
Camp Kaleidoscope has long been a tradition for some young patients of Duke Children’s Hospital and Health Center.
By Ilana Yurkiewicz When the handler pulled the first snake out of its bag, there was a chorus of gasps and murmurs from the Camp Kaleidoscope kids sitting around her.…
Reporter Bonnie Rochman with TIME visited researchers at Duke University, who have put together a cord blood collection kit that's being sent to expectant mothers who want to donate their…
By Eric Ferreri To donate the stem cell-rich umbilical cord blood produced during the birth of her daughter, Jaime Feaster of Lake Charles, La., would have had to drive more…
This video features Camp Kaleidoscope, a camp for kids from Duke who have a chronic illness. Jonathan Van Hoose, a patient service associate in Hematology/Oncology, talks about the camp.
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…
Traditions abound in our great state. They range from fun to the fundamental—from March Madness to the legacy and philanthropy of the Duke Family. Duke University Health System itself has…
Sun exposure is public enemy number one when it comes to damaging byproducts of summer fun. But too much exposure to the sounds of summer can also cause long-term damage.…
Christine Sepanek found answers to her vertigo problem with the help of David Kaylie, M.D., and the Duke Balance Lab.
A Duke Medicine study finds that extending the standard post-transplant antiviral medication from three months to 12 can slash CMV virus infection rates for lung transplant patients.