The Affordable Care Act and Change in Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Uptake in the United States
A new study in Vaccine shows the Affordable Care Act boosted HPV vaccination rates in the U.S., especially among minorities. Key factors: increased insurance coverage and more regular doctor visits.
Announcing Dr. Kristal Riska Promotion to Associate Professor
Kristal M Riska, PhD, AuD, CCC-A was recently approved to be promoted to Associate Professor, career track, effective March 1, 2025
Otology and Neurotology/Skull Base Surgery Fellowship Program Welcomes Dr. Connor Pratson
We are delighted to announce the successful FY26 match of Connor Pratson, MD, to the Duke University Otology and Neurotology/Skull Base Surgery Fellowship program.
Announcing the Retirement of Lori Allsbrook, the GME Program Coordinator
Lori Allsbrook's career at Duke University began in 2010, during which she significantly contributed to the residency program. As she retires in 2025, she reflects on her impactful journey and looks forward to exploring new hobbies.
Celebrating Duke's Success at the Triological Society in Orlando
From January 23-25, Duke medical students excelled at the Triological Society meeting in Orlando, winning top honors in pediatric otolaryngology and rhinology & allergy categories for their research posters.
Duke Audiologists Participate in BOOST’s Science Saturday
On Saturday, January 18th, Doug B. Garrison, AuD, and Krista Roper, AuD, CCC-A, participated in BOOST’s (Building Opportunities and Overtures in Science and Technology) Science Saturday.
AARP: Why Your Voice Changes as You Age
Age-related changes can impact how you sound — and some adults are more affected than others .
Activate Good: Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service
In honor of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service, HNS&CS team members participated in a volunteer event at Central and Eastern North Carolina Food Bank.
Triangle Business Journal: Sounds of Silence Turning to Progress
One of the most significant issues facing people with hearing loss is isolation and depression. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Building Community and Awareness: The First Right Brain Stroke Survivor Meetup
The first Right Brain Stroke Survivor Meetup in Durham, NC, provided a supportive space for survivors and caregivers to connect and share experiences. The event featured a partnership with NCCU Master’s students, fostering community engagement and awareness.