Responding to the Omicron Variant
Provost Kornbluth and Dean Klotman discuss the biology of omicron and how Duke is adapting its policies
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Duke in the News
Blood Shortages Delay Some Procedures at Duke Health
Interview with Dr. Nicholas Bandarenko, an associate professor of pathology and director of transfusion service at Duke Health
NC Hospitals Filling With COVID-19 Patients and Plead for Public’s Help to Turn Tide
Reports on a joint letter by leaders of Duke Health and two dozen other hospitals and hospital systems
Do Hospitals Count You as Unvaccinated if You Got Your COVID Shots at CVS or Walgreens?
Interview with Dr. Aida Ross, the chief medical officer for Duke Regional Hospital
As Statewide COVID-19 Hospitalizations Near Record, Positive Signs Found Elsewhere
Interview with Dr. Adia Ross, chief medical officer at Duke Regional Hospital
NC Hospitals Challenged by Staff Shortages, Surging Patient Loads
Features comments by Dr. Lisa Pickett, chief medical officer at Duke University Hospital
From Accuracy to Availability to Insurance, Various Hurdles Face At-Home Rapid COVID-19 Tests
Features comments by Thomas Denny, chief operating officer of the Duke Human Vaccine Institute and a professor of medicine
Is Omicron Like Bad Flu? Your Questions Answered
Interview with David Montefiori, a professor and immunologist at Duke University Medical Center
The Lost Girls of COVID
Features WISER International, a nonprofit founded by Sherryl Broverman, a Duke professor of the practice in biology and global health
Federal Agency Flags 8 New Substances That Could Give You Cancer
Features comments by Dr. David Leiman, an assistant professor of medicine at Duke
Omicron Threatens to Upend Classrooms
Quotes Dr. Danny Benjamin, a professor of pediatrics and clinical researcher at Duke’s School of Medicine