Neuroscientists See How Practice Really Does Make Perfect
Game-time noradrenaline focuses neurons on the one perfect version of a motion
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Children Born Without Key Immune Cells Saved With Engineered Organ
Features Duke research led by Dr. Mary Louise Markert, professor emeritus of pediatrics
Prolonged Grief Disorder Recognized as Official Diagnosis. Here’s What to Know About Chronic Mourning
Features comments by Dr. Allen Frances, a professor and chairman emeritus of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
‘Proud of Who We Are’: Multiracial Residents Are Sacramento’s Fastest Growing Racial Group
Features comments by Sarah Gaither, an assistant professor at Duke’s Identity and Diversity Lab who studies multiracial identities
Duke University Study Finds More Sin in the Rain
Features research by recent Duke Ph.D. graduate Jonathan Moreno-Medina
Climate Researchers Shed Light on Animal Extinctions in Africa and Arabia Peninsula
Features a study based largely on a collection of fossils housed at the Duke Lemur Center Division of Fossil Primates
Pregnancy Changes Immune Response to COVID Shot, Study Says
Includes comments by Cristian Ovies and colleagues from Duke’s School of Medicine, writing in a journal editorial related to the study
Nurse Suffering From Heart Disease Gets Second Chance at Life Thanks to Gene Therapy Trial at Duke Health
Includes an interview with Dr. Thomas Povsic, a professor of medicine and interventional cardiologist
Antibody Tests Can’t Give Answers You Want About COVID-19 Immunity
Quotes Thomas Denny, chief operating officer at Duke University School of Medicine’s Human Vaccine Institute
Wearable Sensors Pick Up Infection Before Symptoms Occur
Covers Duke-led research; quotes Jessilyn Dunn, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering
Mixing Vaccines for Boosters Could Produce Higher Antibody Response, New Study Shows
Interview with David Montefiori, professor and virologist at Duke University Medical Center