Duke Launches National Network to Bring COVID-19 Support Directly to People
Pandemic Response Network provides robust, bilingual health monitoring and community services
Topic Coronavirus
Duke scholars are working to advance our understanding of COVID-19, from basic science to translational medicine to clinical care—as well as to address concerns related to the pandemic from a variety of disciplines.
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Duke Students Taught a Computer to Detect COVID-19 in Lung Scans
A lot of illnesses can look like COVID-19 in a CT scan.
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Update from President Price on Academic Plans for Fall 2020
The 2020-21 academic year will be one like no other in Duke’s history – one that begins early, ends early, includes a hybrid academic program of virtual and in-person instruction and reimagines residential and classroom life.
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Duke Study: Evolution of COVID-19 Suggests That It Is Likely That More Human Coronaviruses Will Arise
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Duke's Guide for Returning to Work on Campus, Safely
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At the Epicenter of COVID-19
How a Duke professor helped front-line medical workers across the world in Wuhan
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Flow-Through Electrodes Make Hydrogen 50 Times Faster
Experiments find the sweet spot for surface area and bubbles to store energy
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How a Male Fly Knows When to Make a Move on a Mate
Male fruit flies dial their scent sensitivity up or down to court when conditions are right for mating — research that could point to new ways to treat sensory processing disorders in humans.
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How to Address COVID-19 in Nursing Homes
Controlling coronavirus in nursing homes crucial for national response, says Donald Taylor
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Kate Konschnik: Who Are Your Trusted Sources on Covid-19?
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, solid information is more important than ever.
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New SARS-CoV-2 Test From Duke-NUS Can Detect Neutralizing Antibodies in an Hour
Singapore test sees the antibodies that would grant immunity to COVID-19 – if it occurs
In the News
Research Funding Flows to Triangle as Pandemic Drags On
Reports that hundreds of millions of federal dollars continue to flow into the Triangle for research
The Surveillance India Actually Needs to Quell the Virus
Commentary co-authored by Manoj Mohanan, associate professor at the Sanford School of Public Policy
White House Bids for ‘Surprise’ Billing Fix Ahead of Next Rescue Package
Quotes law professor Barak Richman
Laying the Foundation for Resilient Teaching Community
Links to a Duke resource for maintaining continuity of instruction
David Cutcliffe Wants to Make Sure Everyone Takes the Right Approach to Restarting College Football
Interview with the head coach
AHA News: For Kids, a Pandemic of Stress Could Have Long-Term Consequences
Features comments by Robin Gurwitch, a psychologist and professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University Medical Center
Make ‘Temporary’ Regulatory Relief Permanent After the Pandemic Passes
Features comments by Michael Munger, a professor of political science, economics, and public policy
Just 3 States Meet These Basic Criteria to Reopen and Stay Safe
Quotes Dr. Mark McClellan, director of the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
How to Host a Virtual Networking Event
Commentary co-authored by Dorie Clark, a marketing strategist and adjunct professor at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business
Wearable Tech Can Spot Coronavirus Symptoms Before You Even Realize You’re Sick. Here’s How
Features comments by associate professor and digital health scientist Ryan Shaw, who is helping lead Duke’s coronavirus smartphone and smartwatch study called Covidentify