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medicine.duke.edu

The Physical Diagnosis Interest Group (PDIG) is an informal, student-driven initiative designed to deepen physical exam skills through hands-on experience at the bedside. Although not an official Davison Council group, PDIG has been operating at Duke for about a decade. It continues to grow in popularity among students eager to translate their classroom learning into clinical practice.

surgery.duke.edu

From advanced technologies to innovative therapeutic strategies, Duke Surgery consistently expands the limits of what is possible for patient care.

dukecancerinstitute.org

welcome to the duke cancer institute, one of the premier cancer centers in the u.s. we've brought together the best scientific minds from around the world to lead the fight against cancer.

neurology.duke.edu

This week’s Spotlight interview shines on Elizabeth Roberts, NP-C, the newest member of our APP Residency Program. Roberts talks to us about being drawn to neurology both intellectually through her undergraduate studies in neuroscience, and emotionally through her experiences helping patients in a neuro intensive care unit (Neuro ICU). She talks about working to build relationships with her patients and taking a holistic view of their health.

pediatrics.duke.edu

Duke Pediatrics had the pleasure of celebrating the 2025 graduating residents and fellows at a graduation and awards ceremony held during Grand Rounds on Tuesday, June 17th.

obgyn.duke.edu

By Kirsten Khire, APR, M.A. and Jane Black

neurosurgery.duke.edu

A $3.2 million, five-year R01 renewal grant from the National Institutes of Health will further advance the work being done by researchers from Duke Neurosurgery and Cleveland Clinic in the clinical application of magnetic resonance fingerprinting (MRF) in epilepsy.

dermatology.duke.edu

Thank you to our residents for representing Duke Derm at the conference.

psychiatry.duke.edu

When Bernadette Vereen, MSW, LCSW-A, was hired as a member of Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences’ growing perinatal mental health team in fall 2021, she quickly connected with Julia Tarr, MSW, LCSW, who had recently begun her role serving three Duke Perinatal high-risk obstetrics clinics. Within a few months, the two social workers were talking daily, collaborating to figure out how to best provide behavioral health support to patients with high-risk pregnancies.