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Prescription for America: More Sidewalks, Fewer Pills
Gary Bennett on why we should focus more on prevention and less on medical fixes
When Jeffrey Wubbenhorst began to restore a decommissioned synthesizer for his independent study, he wasn’t sure what it would lead to. Now the rising sophomore explains how the analog synthesizer represents the interdisciplinary experience at Duke University.
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Gary Bennett on why we should focus more on prevention and less on medical fixes
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Jaime Carter shares a photo of new fiancé on one knee
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In an international friendly, Women’s Soccer and Beijing University battle to 1-1 draw
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Brodhead will take a year’s sabbatical before returning to teaching and writing
June 14, 2016 - 7:30pm Doris Duke Center Kirby Horton Hall
June 17, 2016 - 8:00pm Center for Documentary Studies
June 18, 2016 - 8:00am to 1:00pm Trent Semans Center for Health Education - Great Hall
A cochlear implant restored hearing for Nellie Murphy, 78, who had suffered hearing loss for decades.
Jeffrey Swanson explains the problem with trying to solve gun violence by going after the mentally ill: ow.ly/LOSf301cVfW
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LISTEN: We could do a lot to improve public health if we focused less on medical fixes, says @drgarybennett. ow.ly/8lvG301cOzI
.@DukeChapel and the @DukeCSGD invite the community for reflection and sanctuary in the wake of Orlando. pic.twitter.com/eXtum5Q4pO
With a medical school in Singapore, a campus in China and programs from Russia to Peru, Duke has become a global university, one whose home campus is filled with the perspectives of people from around the world.
Durham’s distinctive neighborhoods and thriving businesses combine the friendliness of a small city with tasty dining, lively arts and an entrepreneurial spirit. Durham is diverse, dynamic and a great place to live.
