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PUBLISHED September 19, 2022 IN Research

Mapping the Future: Nicholas School Researchers Create GIS Tools to Help Species Survive

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A Flint, Mich., water plant. Photo by George Thomas via Creative Commons.

High Rates of Depression and PTSD Found in Flint 5 Years After Water Crisis

Very high rates of depression and PTSD linked to water contamination

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PUBLISHED September 20, 2022 IN Research , Medicine

Barbour Appointed Dean of The Graduate School and Vice Provost for Graduate Education

The New Dean of the Graduate School on Research, Mentoring and How to Help Graduate Students

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PUBLISHED September 16, 2022 IN Academics , Research

Stephen Lisberger, PhD, chair and George Barth Geller Distinguished Professor for Research in Neurobiology. Photo by HuthPhoto

Unlocking the Secrets of Neurodegenerative Diseases

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PUBLISHED September 26, 2022 IN Medicine, Research

Better Maternal Health, Better Infant Health: Growing Up with Project HOPE 1000

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PUBLISHED September 23, 2022 IN Research, Global, Medicine

Feeling the Heat: Climate Change and a Kidney Disease Mystery

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PUBLISHED September 23, 2022 IN Medicine, Research

Latest Research on Long COVID with Dr. Mary Klotman and Dr. Christina Barkauskas

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Announcement for Duke Climate Commitment events on September 29 and 30

PUBLISHED September 23, 2022 IN Research, Academics

Duke Climate Commitment Areas of Focus

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Madeline, Neely, Nancy and Maestro, The newest students in the Duke Puppy Kindergarten.

PUBLISHED September 22, 2022 IN Research

Waiting to Serve: Duke Puppy Kindergarten Students Promote the Value of Service Dogs

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A rooftop solar installation at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (U.S. Navy)

PUBLISHED September 21, 2022 IN Research

Rooftop Solar Cells Can Be a Boon for Water Conservation Too

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Duke Health showed support for health care workers during the pandemic

PUBLISHED September 21, 2022 IN Research, Medicine

Duke Study Brings the Data on the Deep Toll of COVID on Exhausted Health Care Workers

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Circulating antibody (white) is prevented from accessing olfactory epithelium (green) by a previously unknown blood-olfactory barrier, the BOB. (Ashley Moseman Lab, Duke University)

PUBLISHED September 21, 2022 IN Research, Medicine

Newly Discovered Barrier Prevents Immunity from Reaching Smell-Sensing Cells

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PUBLISHED September 21, 2022 IN Research, Medicine

Duke Kannapolis Study Provides Valuable Data on Community Prevalence of COVID in Cabarrus County

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