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DGHI, partners identify new human pathogen in Africa
posted August 24th, 2010A new form of bacteria has been found to cause disease among HIV-infected individuals in sub-Saharan Africa. Termed Mycobacterium sherrisii, the organism has been officially recognized as a new species by a team of scientists, including Duke infectious diseases scientist and DGHI member John Crump and DGHI partners at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC).
Announcements
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Nominations open for 2012 Master Clinician/Teacher Awards
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DRH achieves certification as primary stroke center
January 23, 2012 -
DRH achieves certification for joint-replacement program
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Committee formed for regular review of President Brodhead
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Nominations now being accepted for 2012 faculty awards
December 14, 2011
- Duke University Hospital
- End in sight: Work on Cancer Center winding down
- Healing Path proclaims commitment to patients, each other
- Carefully designed floor plans, signage to ease navigation in the Cancer Center
- Reinventing Duke Clinic to maximize space by strategically co-locating related services
- Break room with a view inspiring for infusion nurses
- Sequencing plan tests systems, work flow, patient care
- Durham Regional Hospital
- Dzau launches unique, unified planning process for continued success
- First portion of new Duke Medicine Circle opens Dec. 5
- Video: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Slides: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Video: Love Auditorium packed for Basic Science Day 2011
- Slideshow: Images from well-attended Basic Science Day 2011
- Duke Raleigh Hospital
- Dzau launches unique, unified planning process for continued success
- First portion of new Duke Medicine Circle opens Dec. 5
- Video: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Slides: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Video: Love Auditorium packed for Basic Science Day 2011
- Slideshow: Images from well-attended Basic Science Day 2011
- School of Medicine
- End in sight: Work on Cancer Center winding down
- Healing Path proclaims commitment to patients, each other
- Carefully designed floor plans, signage to ease navigation in the Cancer Center
- Reinventing Duke Clinic to maximize space by strategically co-locating related services
- Break room with a view inspiring for infusion nurses
- Sequencing plan tests systems, work flow, patient care
- School of Nursing
- ‘A great improvement’ - Patient transporter discusses new concourse
- First portion of new Duke Medicine Circle opens Dec. 5
- Video: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Slides: Dr. Dzau’s State of Duke Medicine Presentation
- Concourse Connecting Duke Hospital and Clinic Opens Nov. 1
- Video: Love Auditorium packed for Basic Science Day 2011
Upcoming Events
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JanNichols to address globalization and health policy at 5th Annual Global Health Lecture
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DecImproving Radiotherapy by Visualizing Prior Patient Plans
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DecHumanities in Medicine Lecture series - ‘Is he conscious? Does he want to be?’
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DecEmployee holiday reception
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NovHealth technology, evidence-based medicine discussion
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