Voices of Medicine: three former chief residents reflect on diversity at DukeAs we commemorate 50 years of black students at Duke University, we invited three former Duke chief residents to sit down for a conversation about diversity at Duke.
Kimberly Johnson, MD, assistant professor of medicine (Geriatrics); Kevin Thomas, MD, assistant professor of medicine (Cardiology); and Camille Frazier-Mills, MD, MHS, assistant professor of medicine (Cardiology), recounted why they choose to train at Duke and to join the faculty, and what they witnessed as Duke became more welcoming to African-American physicians.
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Robert Lefkowitz, MD, received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2012 for research at Duke over 39 years. See photos and watch his Nobel lecture.
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