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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.
Light poured in through the windows of the Goodson Chapel in the Duke Divinity School illuminating the faces of the more than 150 families and staff gathered to celebrate the…
For more than three decades, the Duke Electron Microscopy Service (DEMS) has played an important research and clinical role on campus and at the state and national levels. Today, it…
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…
The Duke Stroke Center was recognized June 16 by the American Heart and Stroke Association for high quality care of stroke patients in data reported in the AHA/ASA's Get With…
For 32 rising 10th and 11th graders from Durham-area high schools, the first Duke Camp Med offered a close-up view of medical care and medical careers. The camp, held June…
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…
Duke University Hospital employees leaving the All Staff Event talk about what they enjoyed about the event and why they value being a DUH employee.
This story features the unprecedented double transplant that saved 16-year-old Laura Margaret Burbach’s life. "It was transplant or death," said David Zaas, M.D., medical director of Lung Transplant. When asked…
In this story about one family's struggle to find a match for a son who needs a bone marrow transplant to treat his leukemia, Joanne Kurtzberg, M.D., director of the…