Flu and COVID: Why Public Trust in Vaccines is So Critical Trio of Duke experts address threat of a 'twindemic' and development of a COVID vaccine Not sure whether to get a flu shot this year? The flu has similar symptoms to COVID-19,...
Better, Faster Research on Emerging Infectious Diseases Duke, RTI to partner on new federally funded center
Meet the Team Powering Duke’s COVID-19 Surveillance Testing Efforts Students returning to Duke University are participating in surveillance testing to help rapidly...
Keeping a Close Watch on COVID-19 with Surveillance Tests Testing to expand from on-campus students to include off-campus students, staff and faculty Duke Associate Professor of Biology Steve Haase likes to compare the spread of COVID-19 to the...
Getting Your Hands Dirty to Relieve Stress Gardening proves to be an effective outlet for colleagues during COVID-19 For the past 15 summers, Kelly Deal has kept a garden at her Person County home. What started as...
Pool Testing: How Does It Work? Duke’s comprehensive COVID-19 testing protocol includes "pooled" community...
Duke to Start Trial of Promising COVID Antibody Treatment If treatment is effective, it would advance COVID care until vaccine is developed The Duke Human Vaccine Institute (DHVI) has been given approval to launch a Phase 1 clinical...
Ways to Save on Groceries During the Pandemic From digital coupons to checking unit prices, Duke health experts share strategies for efficiently cutting food bills Even during a pandemic, Carmela Archual and her husband are clipping coupons and searching for...
Duke Labs Begin Phased, Deliberate March Toward Reopening With plenty of safeguards and patience, some research resumes in pockets on campus On most days, Stacy Horner does her work in the CARL Building, where corridors and labs are...
