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
Researchers Find How Natural Killer Cells Regulate Protective HIV Antibodies The finding advances efforts to develop a vaccine that elicits protective HIV antibodies
The Way This Image Is Created Sounds Like Magic Pratt researchers develop an algorithm to reconstruct sequence of diffuse images
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
Duke Physician-Led Network Exceeds Quality Standards, Saves Medicare Millions Duke’s savings represent the highest amount in the state among participating networks
Breast Cancer Patients Prefer Knowing Costs Prior to Starting Treatment Even well-insured women experienced financial toxicity associated with cancer care
Cancer Patients Have Lower Risk of Opioid-Related Death than General Public Far fewer cancer patients overdosed in a 10-year period compared to non-cancer patients
It’s Not Just for Kids -- Even Adults Appear to Benefit from a Regular Bedtime Adults with varied sleep-wake times weigh more, have higher blood sugar, risk of disease
Despite Studies, Health Effects of Coal-Burning Power Plants Remain Unknown People living near power plants suffer poor health, but key details are missing
N.C. Residents Living Near Large Hog Farms Have Elevated Disease, Death Risks While the cause is not definitive, the health risks serve as a call for research and action
