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Patricia Peterson, a postdoctoral associate, is part of a Duke University team building a public-health response to TMVII. -
Max Bucklan used art and science to create an award-winning video explaining alternative splicing. -
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The 3D-PAULM image shows both the vascular network of the brain (blood/oxygen) while the red and yellow shows the movement of cerebrospinal fluid through the glymphatic system. -
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Duke psychologist Eric Elbogen led a study linking financial strain to increased risk of suicide. Photo by Mark Dolejs -
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Interns toured the state-of-the-art simulation center at the Duke University School of Nursing's Center for Nursing Discovery, where nursing students develop hands-on skills using realistic adult and pediatric manikins. Photo by Andrew Buchanan/Duke University School of Nursing. -
Plastic and reconstructive surgeon Ash Patel enters an operating room at Duke University Hospital. Photo by Mark Dolejs -
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Lab coordinator Alyssa Pulido holds a treat in front of Poptart, while undergraduate researcher Katarina Feetham holds her leash during testing. -
On left, Lydia Nichols speaking at Duke School of Nursing's December 2024 graduation ceremony. On right, Nichols cuts the ribbon at a "calming corner" she helped establish for Brentwood Elementary School in Fayetteville.