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Children and families visiting the Marbles Kids Food Fest in downtown Raleigh recently had the opportunity to experience the digestive system in a whole new way—by becoming food themselves.

^{The following message was sent to members of the Department of Medicine from Dr. Kathleen Cooney, MD, MACP, chair of the Department of Medicine.}

The Duke Department of Medicine has announced the creation of the Emerging Physician Researcher Fund, a philanthropic initiative dedicated to supporting early-career physician investigators at a pi

Duke Department of Medicine fellowship programs offer outstanding medical training for physicians interested in focusing their skills in several subspecialties w

The Duke Department of Medicine Faculty Development Academy (FDA) provides individual faculty development needs, supplements on-going mentorship, and helps develop faculty in multiple career tracks. To highlight the outstanding work of its cohort members this year, Vice Chair for Faculty Development Dr. Carla Brady invited participants to showcase their work for the year.

Hospitals increasingly rely on performance metrics like length of stay and readmission rates to inform their operations, metrics that also play a vital role in patient care and directly impact reimbursement and patient outcomes. Many medical trainees, however, receive limited formal education on how their daily actions influence such outcomes. This is where Duke Internal Medicine residents are making a difference.

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