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Duke Athletics and the Iron Dukes, a non-profit group providing support for Duke Athletics, have announced that ticket booklets for the Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament in Atlanta are…
The Occupational and Environmental Safety Office (OESO) has published summary information about work-related injuries and illnesses last year at Duke. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that the summaries be…
The February 2009 print issue of Inside Duke Medicine is now available as a PDF on the In Print page of Inside Online. The paper version will be available throughout…
Peak flu season extends through March, so it’s not too late to protect yourself. Starting with a flu vaccination blitz Monday, Feb. 2, Duke will continue to offer free flu shots to…
The Office of Information Technology’s Learn IT @ Lunch series is kicking off with new seminars on Web conferencing software and online technology training, among others. The seminars—designed to showcase the…
The Heart Center will host its annual women and heart community education and outreach event on Feb. 7. This year’s theme is “Dancing For a Healthier Heart: A Red Dress Affair.”…
Get free tickets to Monday night’s Duke women’s basketball game against Boston College in Cameron Indoor Stadium. It’s Faculty & Staff Appreciation Night, courtesy of Nestle. Just stop by the Duke Athletic…
David Coston Sabiston Jr., M.D., former chairman of the Department of Surgery at Duke and a truly legendary figure in the history of American medicine, died early Monday. A memorial…
James J. Morris Jr., M.D., emeritus professor of medicine at Duke University, died Friday, Jan. 23. He was an educator, a mentor and a widely respected cardiologist in Durham for nearly…
PEPFAR, the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, is among the most visible legacies of George W. Bush’s two terms as president, says Michael Merson, M.D., director of the Duke Global Health…