Your Treatment for Heart Disease May Not Be Backed by Good Science More than 90 percent of heart care recommendations are supported by lower-quality evidence
Said@Duke: Pierce Freelon on the Needed Change to Face Inequality Pierce Freelon, professor, musician and Emmy-Award winning producer, spoke on “Kings and...
Age is the Biggest Risk for Heart Disease, But Lifestyle and Meds Have Impact Understanding what modifications can work will help improve adherence to guidelines
Hidden Health Problems Can Appear Up to Two Years After Elective Hip Surgeries Even when surgeries are successful, patients report more pain, arthritis and other ailments
New Way of Determining Treatment for Staph Infections Cuts Antibiotic Use A clinical algorithm is able to identify which patients can take antibiotics for fewer days
High-Speed Fiber Network To Benefit Triangle Communities, Schools, Health Care Project enables Duke to connect to existing, future academic and clinical sites DURHAM, N.C. -- A project that installs 110 miles of fiber optic cable throughout the Triangle...
Study Suggests a New Way to Treat Fluid Buildup in Heart Failure Duke team challenges the paradigm about fluid as a symptom of heart failure
