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Medicine Grand Rounds | Duke Department of Medicine - Vimarsana News

Medicine Grand Rounds | Duke Department of Medicine

Medicine Grand Rounds (MGR) is a weekly seminar series to support the academic environment of the Duke Department of Medicine. Topics and speakers are selected to provide faculty and trainees with up-to-date knowledge about timely issues in internal medicine. MGR occurs every Friday at 8 a.m in Duke North 2002 unless otherwise noted below at a different location.

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Health First Cardiologist: Your Cancer Fight Shouldn't Be Paid for in Heart Health - Vimarsana News

Health First Cardiologist: Your Cancer Fight Shouldn't Be Paid for in Heart Health

The costs of fighting cancer are many, from our financial footing to our time and vigor. Physicians know that some cancer patients will go on to experience cardiovascular complications as a result of their cancer therapies.

Frank Haskell, 93, local hero for children with cancer, dies | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Frank Haskell, 93, local hero for children with cancer, dies | News, Sports, Jobs

Frank Haskell, 93, co-founder of Barbara’s Friends to support children with cancer, passed away on Wednesday, July 19. For the past 28 years, Haskell worke

Dr Batchelor on the Rationale for Investigating Tirabrutinib in PCNSL - Vimarsana News

Dr Batchelor on the Rationale for Investigating Tirabrutinib in PCNSL

Tracy T. Batchelor, MD, MPH, discusses the rationale for investigating tirabrutinib for the treatment of patients with primary central nervous system lymphoma.

Dog cancer research is helping drug development for humans and canines - Vimarsana News

Dog cancer research is helping drug development for humans and canines

Compelling genetic data, increased funding and growing collaborations in the past decade are pushing forward development of cancer drugs for both canines and humans.