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N.C. Town First to Deploy Defibrillator Drones for 911 Emergencies
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Duke Health Researchers Announce Breakthrough in Breast Cancer Vaccine Trial
Quotes Dr. Zachary Hartman, associate professor in surgery, integrative immunobiology, and pathology
Scientists May Have Found Humanity’s Sixth Sense — In Our Gut
Covers Duke research.
Who’s A Clever Boy: The Average Dog Has A Mental Age Of About Two. But What Are They Really Thinking?
Quotes Vanessa Woods, director of the Puppy Kindergarten project at Duke
How 1 Dad Used AI To Advance Finding A Treatment For His Son’s Rare Disease
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Universities Face Big Cuts to Research Funding
Duke braces for potential impacts of reduced NIH funding
Some Breast Cancer Patients Can Avoid Certain Surgeries, Studies Suggest
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More Than 150M Mental Diagnoses May Be Linked To Lead In Gasoline: Study
The exposure likely would not have happened had lead not been in gasoline; Aaron Reuben co-authored study while at Duke
Recent Bigfoot Sightings at Wintergreen Were a Hoax. But These Men Say They’ve Seen the Real Thing in the Woods of Virginia
Quotes Matt Cartmill, professor emeritus of evolutionary anthropology