New Faculty: July 2021
A warm welcome to new Department of Medicine faculty members who started in July 2021!
2021- 2022 Faculty Resident Research Grant Recipients Announced
The Internal Medicine Residency Program has announced the 2021 - 2022 Faculty Resident Research grant recipients.
Duke Internal Medicine Chief Residents recognize 2021 education award recipients
The Duke Internal Medicine Chief Residents honored excellence in the Department of Medicine's education mission at Medicine Grand Rounds on Fri., June 5.
Pearls from 4/13/21 Medicine LEADS
The April 13, 2021 session of Duke Medicine LEADS featured a discussion led by Kim Darlington, MD, PhD; Vinay Choksi, MD; and Neha Kayastha, MD, "Oh, Rats! Another Case of Encephalopathy"
Panelist included, Eileen Maziarz, MD; Matthew Luedke, MD, FACNS; and Xunrong Luo, MD, PhD, who weighed in for the diagnostic reasoning discussion.
Anika Lucas receives the 2021 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
Anika Lucas, MD, MTS, a third-year fellow in the Division of Nephrology, has been recognized as a 2021 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award recipient at Duke University.
3 from Department of Medicine receive 2021 Golden Apple Awards
Lonnie Sullivan, MD, Aimee Chung, MD, and John Roberts, MD, MEd, have been recognized with Golden Apple Awards by the Duke School of Medicine medical students.
Pearls from 3/9/21 Medicine LEADS
The March 9, 2021 session of Duke Medicine LEADS featured two presentations on health equities and disparities in medicine.
Presenters included John K. Roberts, MD, MS, MEd, on, "Hidden in Plain Sight: Race, GFR, and the Will to Change" and Richard Lee, MD, on, "Hidden in Plain Sight: Resetting the Racial Disparities Break in FRAX."
Gbadegesin named Associate Dean for Physician-Scientist Development
​Rasheed Gbadegesin, MD, has been named associate dean for physician-scientist development and director of the Office of Physician-Scientist Development (OPSD) in the Duke University School of Medicine.
Musah one of 13 Duke scientists on Cell Mentor's 1,000 Inspiring Black Scientists list
Samira Musah, PhD, assistant professor of biomedical engineering and medicine (Nephrology), is one of 13 Duke scientists, including eight members of the Duke University School of Medicine, who appeared in a new list of 1,000 inspiring Black scientists in the United States. Cell Mentor, a blog and online resource for researchers, composed the list to showcase the contributions Black scientists make to the scientific community.