Singapore Conference Explored Global Threat of Nipah Virus Deadly virus may travel easily by air in bats, airplanes and coughs SINGAPORE -- Nipah virus experts and stakeholders gathered at an international conference in...
Morris Fabbri/Kearsley Stewart: Cuba Quarantined People With HIV. It Was Controversial, But It Worked
Get or Renew a Passport at Duke on Nov. 21 Special event features free passport photos and guidance from U.S. officials In the past few months, Krishna Udayakumar has traveled to Ethiopia, England, India and...
New Global Working Paper Series Connects Scholars Across Disciplines Series allows Duke researchers to share their international works-in-progress Indermit Gill, a Duke economics professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy, is a prolific...
Duke-NUS Researchers Find Four New Strains of Adenovirus Widespread virus behind many common colds has been making some Asians dangerously ill SINGAPORE -- Human adenovirus infections in Singapore and Malaysia have caused severe...
Global Health Discussion on Hearing Loss Coming to Duke and Duke-NUS Lancet Commission Heavy with Duke Expertise Hearing loss may lack the dread of a deadly infectious disease like dengue or HIV, but it is a...
Surviving Pediatric Cancer Shouldn't Depend on Where You Live Kristin Schroeder breaks through barriers to help families in Tanzania
