Department of Surgery

Surgery Newsletter

News from the Department of Surgery

Getting the Best Breast Cancer Treatment

Hearing aid guide cuts through the noise

Duke University Health System to Build New Cancer Center and Major Expansion of Duke University Hospital

For millions, hoarseness is an occupational hazard

Duke conducting cutting-edge brain tumor treatments

A new procedure only makes one incision to donate a kidney

Focal therapy targets prostate cancer

Robots in the OR

A rare challenge, a rare chance

Ankles can be replaced

New Device May Reduce Number of Breast Cancer Surgeries

Duke Medicine Donates Surgical Drills to Nigerian Hospital

Seniors with Vocal Problems want Treatment but Aren't Getting It

Minimally Invasive Lung Cancer Surgery Speeds Recovery

A Child Who Could Not Smile

New Vaccine to Prevent Brain Tumors from Reforming Restores a Man's Life

Man Finds Another Option to Treat Prostate Cancer

Some Surgeries Best Done With Patients Awake

Study Shows Options for Cancer Patients

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Research

Study Finds More PSA Screening Awareness Needed Among High-Risk Groups

PSA Screening May be Biased Against Obese Men, Leading to More Aggressive Cancers

Practice Recommendations are Published to Improve Exercise Testing in Cancer Patients

Scientists Identify How Gastric Reflux May Trigger Asthma

Weight Loss Plays Key Role in Diabetes Improvement Following Bariatric Surgery

Vaccine May Double Survival in Patients with Deadly Brain Tumors

Combination Therapy Packs One-Two Punch Against Melanoma

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

Wild rats help auto-immune study

Cholesterol drugs might reduce risk of prostate cancer <view video>

Scientists Find First Immune Responses to HIV Infection Ineffective

Study Finds More PSA Screening Awareness Needed Among High-Risk Groups

PSA Screening May be Biased Against Obese Men, Leading to More Aggressive Cancers

Practice Recommendations are Published to Improve Exercise Testing in Cancer Patients

Scientists Identify How Gastric Reflux May Trigger Asthma

Weight Loss Plays Key Role in Diabetes Improvement Following Bariatric Surgery

Vaccine May Double Survival in Patients with Deadly Brain Tumors

Combination Therapy Packs One-Two Punch Against Melanoma

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

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