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News from the Department of Surgery

Man Finds Another Option to Treat Prostate Cancer

Some Surgeries Best Done With Patients Awake

Study Shows Options for Cancer Patients

Duke Clinic Puts Value in Getting Multiple Opinions

Clinical Trial at Duke Shows Vaccine Fights Brain Cancer

Considering Surgery for the Treatment of Obesity

Duke Method for Lung Cancer Surgery Speeds Recovery

New Techniques Allow One Operation for 2 Cancers

Duke Center Helps to Soothe Aching Voices

Bypass Surgery Tops Angioplasty for Sickest Heart Patients

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Research

Lung Cancer Patients Can Tolerate Post-Surgery Exercise and Can Benefit from It

Common Virus May Serve as Target for Vaccine in Fight Against Deadly Brain Tumors

Chemotherapy Might Help Cancer Vaccines Work

Exercise May Lead to Faster Prostate Tumor Growth

Diabetes Linked to Joint Replacement Complications and Higher Costs

Overweight and Obese Men Have Lower PSA Values, Even Before They Get Prostate Cancer

New Pathway Provides More Clues About BRCA1 Role in Breast Cancer

Study Suggests Adjusting PSA Scores for Obese Men or Cancers May be Missed

Low-Carb Diet May Stunt Prostate Tumor Growth

Duke Neurosurgeon Receives Tug McGraw Researcher of the Year Award for Development of Brain Tumor Vaccine

Common Virus May Help Doctors Treat Deadly Brain Tumors

Prostate Cancer More Likely to Return in Blacks than Whites, but the Disease is Not More Aggressive

Study Shows Novel Way to Trigger New Neuron Production in the Aging Brain

Chemotherapy May Enhance the Effectiveness of Brain Tumor Vaccines

Animal Study Identifies Promising New Target for Brain Tumor

Minimally Invasive Lung Cancer Surgery Can Improve Chemotherapy Outcomes

Biopsy May Underestimate Prostate Cancer in Obese and Overweight Men

Woven Scaffolds Could Improve Cartilage Repair

One Surgery Better Than Two for Some Colorectal Cancer Patients

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