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Helping Others, as She Was Helped Herself
June 18, 2004
Brenda Radford says helping family members of patients is a key part of medical care at Duke
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Cutting Lawn Mower Injuries
June 18, 2004
Thousands of adults and children are seriously hurt each year by power lawn mowers. Before you pull your mower out of the garage this weekend, here are some tips to help keep you and your children safe
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Duke University Professional News, June 18, 2004
June 18, 2004
Randy Jirtle | NHC scholars | American Academy of Microbiology | Johns Hopkins University | Kesav Mohan | Christopher D. Lascola | Sax/Baldridge Award
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Employees Taking Advantage of Duke Prospective Health
June 18, 2004
Gift card available for employees who fill out survey
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City, University Agree on Impact Fees
June 18, 2004
Formula revised to better reflect university traffic use
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Student Health Services Looks to 'Prospective Health'
June 18, 2004
William Christmas leaving service in strong situation
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Duke in the News: June 17, 2004
June 17, 2004
Track's Brightest Star Rips Anti-Drug Agency | 'Steakburger' Fight Sizzles in Courtroom | Group Calls for Fuller Reporting of Drug Trials, and more
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CFO Survey: Interest Rate Increases, Terrorism Risk Threaten U.S. Economic Growth
June 17, 2004
The latest Duke University CFO Outlook Survey suggests the U.S. economic situation "is growing more fragile," says Fuqua's Campbell Harvey
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Hemmerich to Join Duke's Business School as Associate Dean
June 17, 2004
Hemmerich will concentrate on working with the dean and associate deans on building global alliances with other top-echelon business schools and pursuing executive education opportunities
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Condition of Duke Employee Injured by Bus Upgraded
June 16, 2004
The police investigation of the bus-pedestrian accident is continuing
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Helping Others, as She Was Helped Herself

Cutting Lawn Mower Injuries

Duke University Professional News, June 18, 2004

Employees Taking Advantage of Duke Prospective Health

City, University Agree on Impact Fees

Student Health Services Looks to 'Prospective Health'

Duke in the News: June 17, 2004

CFO Survey: Interest Rate Increases, Terrorism Risk Threaten U.S. Economic Growth

Hemmerich to Join Duke's Business School as Associate Dean

Condition of Duke Employee Injured by Bus Upgraded

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