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Medical Center Bookstore reopens in new, upgraded location
The Duke University Medical Center Bookstore opened May 10 in a new, upgraded location that is more convenient for patients, families, visitors and Duke employees.
The Duke University Medical Center Bookstore opened May 10 in a new, upgraded location that is more convenient for patients, families, visitors and Duke employees.
Major construction underway on new Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion
In early March, workers and machines began digging the foundations of the new Duke Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion—the beginning of major construction on buildings which will transform Duke University Hospital.
In early March, workers and machines began digging the foundations of the new Duke Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion—the beginning of major construction on buildings which will transform Duke University Hospital.
First section of new north-south concourse now open
The first section of a new concourse that will ultimately serve as the transportation and travel spine of the medical campus has opened.
The first section of a new concourse that will ultimately serve as the transportation and travel spine of the medical campus has opened.
WRAL report on pavilion, cancer center
Video of August 24, 2009 report on construction of Duke's new Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion.
Video of August 24, 2009 report on construction of Duke's new Cancer Center and Duke Medicine Pavilion.
New concourse taking shape
Work is well under way on a new, multilevel pedestrian concourse that will link the future Duke Medicine Pavilion and future Cancer Center.
Work is well under way on a new, multilevel pedestrian concourse that will link the future Duke Medicine Pavilion and future Cancer Center.
Major hospital expansion to meet pressing patient care needs
Scheduled to be completed in 2013, the Duke Medicine Pavilion will provide a high-tech surgical platform to advance medical education programs, facilitate innovative research into surgical techniques and treatments, and provide the necessary capacity to meet surgical demands.
Scheduled to be completed in 2013, the Duke Medicine Pavilion will provide a high-tech surgical platform to advance medical education programs, facilitate innovative research into surgical techniques and treatments, and provide the necessary capacity to meet surgical demands.
Duke faculty and staff talk about the need for expansion
In this video, Duke Medicine faculty and staff talk about why expansion is required to meet increased patient need.
In this video, Duke Medicine faculty and staff talk about why expansion is required to meet increased patient need.
Cancer care patients at heart of new center
Duke Medicine’s new comprehensive Cancer Center will not only help address projections of steep increases in cancer incidence – both locally and regionally – in coming years, but it will also soon facilitate a never-before-seen synergy among one of the most talented oncology faculties in the country.
Duke Medicine’s new comprehensive Cancer Center will not only help address projections of steep increases in cancer incidence – both locally and regionally – in coming years, but it will also soon facilitate a never-before-seen synergy among one of the most talented oncology faculties in the country.
Details of the new Duke Cancer Center
In this video, Duke University Hospital President Kevin Sowers, RN, MSN, FAAN, provides details about the new Duke Cancer Center.
In this video, Duke University Hospital President Kevin Sowers, RN, MSN, FAAN, provides details about the new Duke Cancer Center.
Video highlights from the Duke Cancer Center groundbreaking
In this video from Nov. 6, 2009, Victor Dzau, M.D., chancellor of health affairs for Duke University and CEO of Duke University Health System; and Kevin Sowers, RN, MSN, FAAN, president of Duke University Hospital make remarks during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Duke Cancer Center.
In this video from Nov. 6, 2009, Victor Dzau, M.D., chancellor of health affairs for Duke University and CEO of Duke University Health System; and Kevin Sowers, RN, MSN, FAAN, president of Duke University Hospital make remarks during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Duke Cancer Center.
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