Vaccine Resistance Comes From Childhood Legacy of Mistrust
Encouraging the vaccine-resistant will take more than advertising, study finds
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Microbes Help Orchestrate How the Gut Uses its Genes
Mice without microbes rely on an entirely different set of genes to digest fat
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Personal Experiences Push MD Graduate to Help Underserved Communities
Health disparities for African Americans motivated a dual degree
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Another COVID Explosion Not Likely, But Remain Vigilant, Experts Warn
Media briefing provides updates on variants, preventing spread
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Managing COVID-19, Accelerated Drug Approvals and Health Care Equity
Inaugural Duke Margolis health policy conference boasts big names in public policy and health care
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Increased Guatemalan Migration to U.S. Linked to Agricultural Stress, Violence and Climate Change
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News Tip: Global Vaccination Essential to Prevent Future COVID Variants, Expert Says
Only one in 10 residents of low-income countries are fully vaccinated against COVID-19
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Getting Fuel to an Invading Cell’s Front Line
From a tiny worm, new clues to how metastatic cancer cells power their deadly spread
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Care, Understanding, Agreement: Seeking a Path Forward in Sexual and Gender Minority Health
Symposium will examine challenges in health care and well-being for sexual and gender and minority communities
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Duke Scientists Find Brain Network That Makes Mice Mingle
A collection of coordinated brain regions predicts and directs social behavior
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How Do You Talk to Children About War?
Duke mental health experts offer tips for tough conversations about Ukraine
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Yes, Adults Can Be Picky Eaters. Here’s How to Stop
Features comments by Nancy Zucker, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and director of the Duke Center for Eating Disorders
Your Body May Be Able to Repair Its Arthritic Joints With Help From Drugs or Surgery
Quotes Professor of Medicine Dr. Virginia Kraus of the Duke University School of Medicine
One Million Reasons to Reimagine End-of-Life Care
Features research from the Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore
Yes, 4 Companies Control a Majority of the Infant Formula Industry in the US
Features an interview with Connel Fullenkamp, professor of the practice of economics [1:05 mark]
Kidney Disease Kills Black Americans. Is This the Best Way to Fight It?
Quotes Dr. Opeyemi Olabisi, a kidney specialist and assistant professor of medicine at Duke
Doctors, Advocates Worry End of Roe v. Wade Could Endanger Infertility Treatment
Quotes Dr. Jonas Swartz, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Duke Health
Long-Term Mortality Rates Elevated for Adolescent, Young Adult Leukemia Survivors
References research by Dr. Amy M. Berkman and colleagues
Doctors, Advocates Worry End Of Roe V. Wade Could Endanger Infertility Treatment
Quotes Dr. Jonas Swartz, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Duke Health
How You Brew Coffee Could Impact Your Cholesterol, Research Shows
Quotes Dr. Michelle Kelsey, a cardiology fellow with Duke Health
Religious Leaders Struggle With Burnout, Depression And Anxiety – Just Like The Rest Of America
References Duke Divinity School’s Clergy Health Initiative