How Surgery on a Doll Helped a Young Heart Patient's Recovery Doctor performs 'operation' on patient's favorite doll to give it a matching scar
Duke’s ‘Surgical Historian,’ Investigates Key Historical Moments Including RFK Assassination Theodore Pappas' research tells unknown stories about public events
Deadly Cancers Show Early, Detectable Differences from Benign Tumors Small study in colorectal tumors distinguishes cells that are “born bad”
Study Shows Men and Women Tear ACL the Same Way In Non-Contact Injury Women still at higher risk; new research could improve prevention
Duke Performs State's First Transplant of Organ From HIV-Positive Donor Into HIV-Positive Recipient Stanley Boling received a new liver in December of 2017. It was North Carolina’s first...
How 3-D Printing is Changing Surgical Care at Duke Custom-made models help doctors plan and practice surgeries before entering the operating room. DURHAM, N.C. -- Earlier this year, a 21-year-old woman went to Duke Orthopedics with a painful...
