State of SOM: Dean Nancy Andrews presentation
February 23rd, 2010Dean Nancy Andrews gave her State of the School presentation in the Searle Center Lecture Hall on February 18, 2010.
Dean Nancy Andrews gave her State of the School presentation in the Searle Center Lecture Hall on February 18, 2010.
Duke researchers have pinpointed an enzyme deficiency protects Hepatitis C patients from treatment-related anemia. The discovery opens the door to treatment for patients who had never been considered candidates for…
The latest in research news from the School of Medicine.
Nicholas Katsanis, Ph.D., Professor in the Departments of Cell Biology and Pediatrics, hopes to tear down the walls between traditional departments and encourage interdisciplinary collaboration.
There is a new route through Duke Clinic to reach the concourse to Duke Hospital. This map is designed to help you, as are signs and Patient Information Services personnel…
While Duke University Medical Center has been at the forefront of translational research developments, this month’s opening of a state-of-the-art clinical research facility will further position Duke as a leader…
The latest research news from the School of Medicine.
DUHS held a private premiere of the new film "Extraordinary Measures" at the Southpoint Cinemas in Durham on Jan. 25 for Pompe disease patients and their families, as well as a group of…
Volunteerism is obviously a huge and important part of staff assistant Chandra Patterson-McNeil's life. A review of her activities can be lengthy, but necessary to appreciate the scope of her…
A new film called “Extraordinary Measures,” starring Harrison Ford and Brendan Fraser, centers around a medical treatment developed at Duke University. The movie features a father's desperate search for a…