Spring Books: Adventures in Artificial Intelligence, Peruvian Guerrillas, Snow Leopards and More This spring, Duke authors have unusual stories to tell: The sublime but endangered snow leopard...
Generic Advice Doesn't Help Patients Drop Pounds When it comes to losing weight, doctors’ messages to their patients can make a powerful...
Tracking Food Leads to Losing Pounds Those who tracked food and weight lost significant amounts of weight in a new Duke study. Without following a particular diet, overweight people who tracked daily food consumption using...
Money-savers Focus Attention -- And Eyes -- On the Prize Patient savers eye movements reveal how they think about long-term rewards.
Different Perspectives, Similar Messages on Gun Violence and Regulation Interdisciplinary faculty panel organized by Duke students from Pittsburgh, Parkland After the 2018 mass shooting in his Pittsburgh neighborhood of Squirrel Hill at the Tree of Life...
Duke Flags Lowered: Women's History Pioneer Anne Firor Scott Has Died at 97 Across three decades of scholarship, Scott helped usher in the field of women's history. Pioneering historian Anne Firor Scott, who helped establish the field of women’s history...
The Road to Trump Began With Reaganomics & the Loss of the Middle Class, Economist Says Donald Trump rise to the White House can be traced to President Reagan’s economic policies...
