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Congratulations to all of the winners of the 2025 Duke Internal Medicine Residency Awards.

Congratulations to the following faculty members for receiving these sponsored research awards

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. 

Over one whirlwind weekend in April, Duke Health’s Center for Interprofessional Education and Care buzzed with the energy of over 60 clinicians, data scientists, and students united by a common pur

The Duke University Health System’s Perioperative Optimization of Senior Health (POSH) clinical model, an interdisciplinary team-based

The government of Japan announced April 29 that Victor J.

To better prepare second-year Duke medical students for residency — and the real world — the internal medicine component of the School of Medicine’s outPatient Integrated lONgitudinal ExpERience (PIONEER) curriculum integrates early exposure to the outpatient setting — where much of medicine happens —  with robust ambulatory training and faculty mentorship. The 16-week experience fosters high-quality mentoring opportunities for students while opening doors for workforce development and research collaboration with faculty preceptors.

Duke University Health System is expanding patient care with the addition of new Saturday hours to meet the growing demand for cardiac catheterization procedures and gastroenterology endoscopic procedures.

Scott Palmer, MD, MHS, the Donald F. Fortin.

Opeyemi Olabisi, MD, PhD, will assume the role of Chief of the Division of Nephrology, effective June 1, 2025.