Duke Chaplain Lifts the Spirits of Catholic Patients Omoviekovwa Nakireru plays an important role in patient care at Duke University Hospital Patients at Duke University Hospital sometimes misinterpret Omoviekovwa Nakireru’s...
On the Early Front Lines in the HIV/AIDS Fight Since the early 1980s, Duke staff and faculty showed courage, compassion in the face of the HIV epidemic Deep inside Duke Clinics, there’s a quiet office-lined corridor that looks like any number...
Mysterious Outbreak of Bone-Eating TB Resembled an Ancestral Form Driving force behind strange NC outbreak solved by a Duke collaboration DURHAM, N.C. – Tuberculosis is usually encountered as a disease of the lungs, but in...
Latest Research on Long COVID with Dr. Mary Klotman and Dr. Christina Barkauskas Duke University School of Medicine Dean Dr. Mary Klotman discusses issues surrounding Long Covid...
Q&A: What’s Next for the Pandemic? Duke leaders offer insights about safety and the road ahead with COVID-19 While it is safe to return to Duke’s campus, where the vast majority of the community is...
Experts Urge Masking, Caution During Wait for Omicron Intel DURHAM, N.C. -- The new omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus has arrived just in time for...
Make the Most of Remote Workday Breaks Small breaks filled with nourishing activities provide balance Before the pandemic, Kim Travlos often worked straight through her lunch hour. While she knew...
Duke's Presidential Award Winners Meet the Moment in 2020 From a global pandemic to reckoning with inequality, winners rise to unprecedented challenges From frontline health workers helping patients, to staff and faculty members figuring out...
Myth vs. Fact: If I've Had COVID-19, Do I Need the Vaccine? Dr. Cameron Wolfe, Duke Health infectious disease specialist, explains why people who have had...
