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In an effort to support faculty during this challenging time, the Duke School of Medicine Executive Coaching Program will be offering free Rapid Response Group Coaching Sessions via Zoom for SOM faculty.

CovidSurg is a global health study centered in the United Kingdom that will examine outcomes of patients with COVID-19 who undergo surgery.

Congratulations to Aditee Narayan, MD, who is a 2020 School of Medicine Master Clinician/Teacher Award recipient.

Neeraj (“Neil”) Surana, MD, PhD, an assistant professor of pediatrics, immunology, and molecular genetics and microbiology in the School of Medicine, is one of 12 recipients of the 2019 Hartwell Individual Biomedical Research Award, according to The Hartwell Foundation.

As the COVID-19 outbreak expands in our state and around the world, teams throughout Duke's hospitals, clinics, and research labs are actively monitoring and responding to the developing pandemic in countless ways.

Duke University Hospital has joined the first national study to test a potential therapy for COVID-19, giving hospitalized adult patients with significant symptoms an option to participate.  

Coronavirus isn't the only deadly virus making the rounds. Duke researchers have been tapped by the federal government to work on a vaccine that could save thousands of lives struck down by flu.

On Friday, March 20, medical students at Duke celebrated Match Day virtually!

The following faculty in the Department of Pediatrics earned new and competing renewal awards through the month of February 2020.

Priscila Cunha of the Class of 2020 was interviewed about her favorite memories from her time at Duke and her aspirations for the future.