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Some Breast Cancer Patients Can Avoid Certain Surgeries, Studies Suggest
Some early breast cancer patients can safely avoid specific surgeries, according to two studies exploring ways to lessen treatment burdens
More Than 150M Mental Diagnoses May Be Linked To Lead In Gasoline: Study
The exposure likely would not have happened had lead not been in gasoline; Aaron Reuben co-authored study while at Duke
New Blood Test Detects Parkinson’s Disease
Interview with Dr. Laurie Sanders, associate professor in neurology and pathology
New R.S.V. Vaccines Had Limited Takers Last Year. Will This Year Be Better?
Quotes Dr. Jeffrey Kuller, maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Duke Health
Risk of Heart Defects Higher in Babies Conceived With I.V.F.
Quotes Dr. Jeffrey Kuller, maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Duke Health
That Message from Your Doctor? It May Have Been Drafted by A.I.
Quotes Dr. Eric Gon-Chee Poon, chief health information officer for Duke Medicine, and Dr. Anand Chowdhury, critical care specialist and pulmonologist
Doctors Are Sharing The 7 Sneakiest Causes Of Back Pain
Quotes Adam Goode, associate professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery
How To Manage Heart and Stroke Risks Before, During and After Non-Heart Surgery
Quotes Dr. Annemarie Thompson, professor of anesthesiology, medicine and population health sciences
Why Wealthy Countries Are Being Urged to Surrender Their Smallpox Vaccine Stockpiles
Quotes Dr. Gavin Yamey, director of the Center for Policy Impact in Global Health at Duke Global Health Institute
The Pressure to Appear Fit and Healthy Is Causing Burnout, Study Shows
Quotes Dr. Murali Doraiswamy, professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences and director of the Neurocognitive Disorders Program