The COVID-19 Vaccine Will Require Multiple Doses. How Officials Plan to Ensure Compliance
Interview with Dr. Sarah Armstrong, a professor of pediatrics at Duke
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Perdue Says the SEC ‘Totally Exonerated’ Him, a Thing the SEC Cannot Legally Do
Quotes James Cox, a professor of securities law at Duke, who explained that the absence of charges against a person or company can reflect a number of calculations.
What to Do if You Can’t Find a Job
Quotes Fuqua School adjunct professor Dorie Clark
Ensuring Global COVID-19 Vaccine Access Seen Worth Billions to Rich Nations
Features comments by Andrea Taylor, a researcher at the Duke Global Health Institute’s project tracking COVID-19 data
What You Need to Know About the Coronavirus Vaccine
Interview with Dr. Barton Haynes, director of the Human Vaccine Institute in Duke’s department of medicine
Who Will Get the COVID-19 Vaccine First in North Carolina?
Interview with Dr. Adia Ross, the chief medical director for Duke Regional Hospital
Does Intimacy Count as Sex?
Interview with professor Kevin Weinfurt, vice chair for research in the Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Medicine
Trump Is Leaving Biden a Broken Government
Features Duke-sponsored researchers’ “Climate 21” proposals for future climate policy
A Visual Journey of Artworks Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi
Features history department chair Sumathi Ramaswamy, author of a new book about artists who have invested in the figure of Gandhi
Bowling: Companies May Start Requiring COVID Vaccination Depending on Availability, Effectiveness and Safety
Interview with Dan Bowling, a labor law expert at Duke University School of Law
Duke Health’s Ultra-Cold Vaccine Freezer
Features Jordan DeAngelis, an emergency preparedness coordinator in the pharmacy department at Duke University Hospital