Maddening Itch of Liver Disease Comes from a Surprising Source Itching sensation originates in the skin cells themselves, after signaling from an excess of lipid DURHAM, N.C. – A devastating itching of the skin driven by severe liver disease turns out...
Inflammation and Pressure-Sensing Leads to ‘Feed-Forward’ Loop in Osteoarthritis Cushioning cells in cartilage are reprogrammed in a way that makes things worse DURHAM, N.C. –An unfortunate biological “feed-forward” loop drives cartilage...
Six from Duke Named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Elected by their peers for distinguished efforts to advance science and its applications Six members of the Duke faculty have been named have been named Fellows of the American...
How to Lead Yourself in Stressful Times Help relieve stress during these trying times with Healthy Duke strategies Three mornings a week Janet Stolp joins a dozen friends on Zoom for “Take a Breath with...
Why Can't I Remember What I Ate for Lunch? Dr. Rich O'Brien on why people retain memories from 30 years ago even while struggling with short term memory loss
Blue Devil of the Week: Helping Patients Take Steps Toward Healing Dana Lott, a physical therapist with Duke Neurology, works to reunite mind and body Name: Dana Lott Title: Physical Therapist, Neurology,...
