Dr. McVay's work recognized among best at Obesity Week
Megan McVay's abstract was judged to be “among the best in the field” and will be recognized among 10 winners in the Obesity Society’s Health Services Research Section. Their work will receive special recognition during Obesity Week, held in Atlanta from November 11-16 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Congratulations, Megan!
Dr. Voils' work recognized among best at Obesity Week
Corrine Voils' abstract was judged to be "among the best in the field" and will be recognized among 10 winners in the Obesity Society's Health Services Research Section. Their work will receive special recognition during Obesity Week, held in Atlanta from November 11-16 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Congratulations, Corrine!
Four faculty receive awards at Spring Meeting
At the Spring Faculty Meeting on April 30, the following Medicine faculty were honored with awards:
Christopher O'Connor, MD, chief of the Division of Cardiology, professor of medicine and associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, received the Research Mentoring Award in for excellence in clinically based science mentoring.
Bosworth recognized by VA for outstanding achievement in health services research
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Evidence-Based Medicine and Primary Care: Keeping Up Is Hard to Do
A new journal article from Department of Medicine faculty about evidence-based medicine.
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Duke diver, son of GIM's McCrory, to compete in London Olympics
UPDATE 7/30/2012: McCrory gets bronze!
Duke undergraduate Nick McCrory is one of two Duke divers competing in the London Olympics. McCrory is the son of Douglas McCrory, MD, MHSc, associate professor of medicine (General Internal Medicine).
McCrory fils was also featured in this Today Show segment.
Grand Rounds 7/20/2012: Evidence-based strategies for improving chronic illness care
Medicine Grand Rounds on Fri., July 20 at 8am in Duke Hospital room 2002 will feature David Edelman, MD, associate professor of medicine (General Internal Medicine) and George Jackson, MD, assistant professor of medicine (General Internal Medicine).
Dr. Edelman and Dr.
Meet Adam Perlman
Adam Perlman, MD, MPH, FACP is medical instructor in medicine (General Internal Medicine) and executive director of Duke Integrative Medicine. He joined State of Things host Frank Stasio today to talk about his career and the development of integrative medicine.