Duke Featured in Several NBC News Videos

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	Home > Giving to Duke > Recent Gifts and Development News > Duke Featured in Several NBC News Videos Duke Featured in Several NBC News Videos Duke's experiemntal brain tumor vaccine and Duane Mitchell, MD, of the Department of Neurosurgery are featured in this NBC Nightly News video which aired June 4, 2008 Jeffrey Greeson, clinical associate of medical psychiatry, and Duke Integrative Medicine Director Tracy W. Gaudet, MD, are featured in this NBC Nightly News health segment of The Mind, Body Connection. It originally aired May 5, 2008. Dr. Ruth Wolever, assistant professor of medical psychiatry and member of the Duke Integrative Medicine team talks about "mindful eating," the practice of using your senses to retrain they way you eat. It is a trend that could revolutionize weight loss. It originally appeared May 6, 2008.