Sharp chef will cook up some fun
September 24th, 2008With knife-handling skills that rival a samurai warrior, Master Chef Martin Yan can carve a chicken in 18 seconds. With his sharp wit, he makes audiences laugh while whipping up…
With knife-handling skills that rival a samurai warrior, Master Chef Martin Yan can carve a chicken in 18 seconds. With his sharp wit, he makes audiences laugh while whipping up…
For the seventh consecutive year, Carolina Parent magazine has named Duke University and Duke University Health System as one of the top family-friendly workplaces in North Carolina. Duke provides many…
Duke Children’s Campus, managed by Bright Horizons Family Solutions, has received a five-star rated license from the state of North Carolina and accreditation from the National Association for the Education…
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Registration is under way for a national conference in Boston on e-prescribing. The Oct. 6-7 gathering is being hosted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services along with representatives of…
A three-year, $400,000 grant to the Duke Global Health Institute will help Duke act locally to launch a new master’s degree program designed to reach globally. The program, tapping the expertise of…
Revamped DRH CCU takes care to the patient
Harold Koenig, M.D., professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University Medical Center and associate professor of medicine, was scheduled to testify yesterday in Washington, D.C., at a hearing of the…
Walltown Neighborhood Clinic, a service of Duke Community Health and Lincoln Community Health Center, has launched a new clinical service for Durham teens at its 815 Broad St. location. On Sept. 11,…
Hey, guys. Been putting off that yearly prostate check? You’ll have a chance to get back on track at a series of free screenings coming up soon in Durham and…