Scientists Are Figuring Out if We Will Need Another Coronavirus Shot — and Which One
Features the work and comments of Dr. Barton Haynes, a professor of immunology at Duke University School of Medicine
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Duke’s research community is widely recognized for its collaboration and its ability to tackle difficult problems from fresh, new angles.
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In the News
‘Survival of The Friendliest’: Dogs Became Our Best Friends by Being Nice
Interview with professor and researcher Brian Hare, who runs Duke’s Canine Cognition Center
Oh Babies! Duke Lemur Center Celebrates Five New Infants and the Reopening of Tours
Covers the announcement; quotes Sara Clark, director of communications at the center
Will We Ever Be Able to ‘Talk’ With Our Pets?
Features comments by evolutionary anthropology professor Brian Hare, co-author of “The Genius of Dogs”
Pfizer to Launch Final Study of Covid Shot in Kids Under 12
Quotes Dr. Michael Joseph Smith, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and the co-principal investigator of a Duke-based trial site
As It Reopens, Duke Lemur Center Shares Some Baby Pictures
Covers the center’s reopening to the general public for those with advanced reservations
Study Suggests 150 Years May Be the Human Lifespan’s Upper Limit
Quotes Heather Whitson, director of the Duke University Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development
Study Suggests 150 Years May Be the Human Lifespan’s Upper Limit
Interview with Heather Whitson, director of the Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development
What Can You Do to Lower Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease?
Quotes P. Murali Doraiswamy, director of the Neurocognitive Disorders Program at Duke University School of Medicine
On the Verge of Extinction, These Whales Are Also Shrinking
Quotes research scientist Rob Schick, who was not involved in the study
This Can Slash Your Dementia Risk in Half, Says New Study
Quotes Xurui Jin of Duke Kunshan University