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centrifuge containing viral material in a Duke lab

PUBLISHED September 25, 2020 IN Medicine , Research

Duke-Developed Test Identifies Common Viral Infections Before Symptoms Appear

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A form of artificial intelligence designed to interpret a combination of retinal images was able to successfully identify a group of patients who were known to have Alzheimer’s disease,

AI Model Uses Retinal Scans to Predict Alzheimer’s Disease

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PUBLISHED November 30, 2020 IN Research , Medicine

Duke doctors with patient in COVID vaccine research

Years in the Making: Duke Human Vaccine Institute Researchers Attack COVID-19

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PUBLISHED November 6, 2020 IN Research , Medicine

Astrocytes are highly complex cells that tightly envelope synaptic structures in the brain. This picture shows 3D-printed forms of astrocytes (photo credit: Katie King).

Astrocytes Identified as Master ‘Conductors’ of the Brain

Star-shaped ‘glue’ cells make it their business to govern connections between neurons

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PUBLISHED November 12, 2020 IN Medicine , Research

Dr. Barton Haynes receives his first dosage of the COVID vaccine.

PUBLISHED December 16, 2020 IN Medicine, Research

Barton Haynes Answers the Essential Questions About the COVID Vaccine

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Sharday (left) and Ja'Kye Mason (right) pose together at Duke Hospital.

PUBLISHED December 15, 2020 IN Medicine

Partial Artificial Heart Helps Young Boy Thrive While Waiting for Heart Transplant

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Faye Williams Receives the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine.

PUBLISHED December 15, 2020 IN Medicine, Campus, Working@Duke

An Amazing Day

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PUBLISHED December 14, 2020 IN Research, Medicine

Quick Learner: How Vaccines Work

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PUBLISHED December 11, 2020 IN Opinion, Medicine

Dr. S. Yousuf Zafar: Crowdfunded Cancer Care—A Reflection on Health Care Delivery in the US

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PUBLISHED December 11, 2020 IN Medicine, Research

New Options Make It Possible for More People to Receive Heart Transplants

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PUBLISHED December 10, 2020 IN Campus, Medicine

To Convince Vaccine Skeptics, Use Empathy, Information and a Re-Start, Experts Say

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PUBLISHED December 10, 2020 IN Medicine

How to Safely Enjoy the Holidays During COVID-19

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PUBLISHED December 9, 2020 IN Opinion, Medicine

Nathan Boucher: Solving America’s Caregiving Crisis

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AI Model Uses Retinal Scans to Predict Alzheimer’s Disease

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How to Safely Enjoy the Holidays During COVID-19

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