Breast Cancer Gets Personal
Advances in genomic and molecular medicine are helping physician-scientists crack the code on breast cancer -- and deliver customized approaches to care, one woman at a time.
Anxious Times
Duke psychiatrists say that accurate diagnosis, circumspect prescribing, and strategic referral to behavioral therapy or specialty care can bring solace to the millions of Americans with anxiety disorders.
Clinician Q&A: Peripheral Vascular Disease
Duke experts discuss the latest thinking in diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascular disease, a common -- and commonly overlooked -- condition.
Controversies in Medicine: Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
Geoffrey S. Ginsburg, MD, PhD, discusses what doctors and patients need to consider when using direct-to-consumer genetic testing.
Questions for the Chair: Mary Klotman, MD
Mary Klotman, MD, the new chair of the Duke University Department of Medicine, recently answered questions about her first few weeks on the job and her vision for the Department of Medicine.
Who Needs a Mammogram?
Amy Abernethy, director of the Duke Cancer Center Research Program, explains the new U.S. Preventive Services Task Force mammogram guidelines and shares how these guidelines will affect patients.
