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No Bones About It, This Protein Slows Down Fracture-Healing
Abundance of ApoE protein may explain why older people have more trouble healing broken bones
September 19, 2019
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CFO Survey: Optimism Sinks to 3-Year Low; Recession Expected Before 2020 Election
September 18, 2019
Fuqua School of Business
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Lemur Sex Role Reversal Gets Its Start in the Womb
Females exposed to naturally higher hormone levels in utero grow up to be more aggressive as adults.
September 16, 2019
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Duke Puppy Kindergarten Admits Seven New Students
Area volunteers also sought to host young service dog puppies during the study
September 11, 2019
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Treatable Blood Vessel Leakage Could be Answer to Severe Dengue Disease
Existing drug may block enzyme that makes blood vessels leaky
August 30, 2019
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Study: To Protect Endangered Marine Life, UN Biodiversity Treaty Must Include Expanded Protection for All Species
August 29, 2019
Nicholas School of the Environment
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A Perspective From Above on the World's Marine Life
The Duke Marine Robotics and Remote Sensing Laboratory is providing scholars with images of marine life that is enhancing research
August 27, 2019
Duke Global
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How Do Whales Fight Off Cancer?
A joint Nicholas-School of Medicine program gives researchers a chance to study marine medicine … and benefit humans
August 27, 2019
School of Medicine Magnify Magazine
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New Computational Tools Provide Better Medical Images in Living Tissues
August 27, 2019
Pratt School of Engineering
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Gene Linked to Autism Undergoes Changes in Men’s Sperm After Pot Use
August 27, 2019
Duke Health News
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Study: Most Low-Income Latino Parents Work. They Need Support In Other Ways
Covers research lead author by Lisa A. Gennetian, a visiting associate professor at the Sanford School
September 19, 2019
NBC News Online
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It’s a Dirty Job, but Someone Has to Do It and Not Get Eaten
Reports on a paper Catherine Chen worked on as a Duke undergraduate
September 19, 2019
The New York Times Online
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Business Leaders Wary Of Spending And Hiring In Current Economy
Quotes survey director John Graham, a finance professor at Fuqua School
September 19, 2019
New York Post Online
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Migraines Cost Singapore More Than $1 Billion In 2018
Quotes Earth science professor Drew Shindell (Nicholas School)
September 19, 2019
Business Insider Malaysia
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Bacterial Swarmbots to Produce Biologic Drugs
Covers a Duke study
September 19, 2019
Medgadget
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Only 7% of Entrepreneurs in Need of Funding Actually Sought It, Survey Finds
Features Fuqua research; quotes co-authors Aaron Chatterji and Victor Bennet
September 18, 2019
Small Business Trends
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There’s a Reason We Don’t Know Much About AI
Quotes cybersecurity expert Eric Perakslis, a visiting Rubenstein Fellow
September 17, 2019
Politico
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When Your Child Gets Sick on a Plane and Needs a Doctor
Features studies co-authored by Dr. Alexandre T. Rotta, the chief of the division of pediatric critical care medicine at Duke University Medical Center
September 16, 2019
New York Times
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Researchers Analyzed Local News on Facebook. Here’s What They Found
Opinion article co-authored by Sanford School professor Philip M. Napoli and Robertson Scholar Peter Andringa.
September 13, 2019
Nieman Journalism Lab
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Brain Changes May Help Track Dementia, Even Before Diagnosis
Covers research from Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore; quotes study co-author, associate professor Juan “Helen” Zhou
September 12, 2019
W3LiveNews, Medical Xpress