|| DukeMedNews || Reporting Tips

Below is an alphabetical list of reporting tip articles compiled by Duke Medical News Office. These articles may help in reporting on general medical news and medical subjects. For additional assistance, you may contact the News Office during weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Eastern Time, call us at (919) 684-4148. After hours, please call (919) 970-3671 to reach the on-call staff member.

Reporting on Stem Cells
10/10/2001

It is the stuff of science fiction novels: injecting healthy stem cells into a damaged organ and watching the cells miraculously regenerate...

Understanding Health Statistics
08/24/2001

Understanding the numbers behind the science plays an important role in presenting an accurate and balanced story.

The Internet as a Source for Medical Reporters
07/17/2001

With the advent of the Internet come additional opportunities for reporters to obtain background information, medical definitions, treatment...

Reporting on Genetics
06/01/2001

Writing a story on genetics can strike fear in the hearts of even some of the most seasoned reporters. The complexity of the subject matter and the...

medical students

			Defibrillators Save Lives, Don't Diminish Quality of Life		09/03/08
			Got Gout? Duke Leads Study of New Treatment		09/02/08
			Truth and Consequences and Enrollment in Clinical Trials		08/27/08
			Looking Beyond the Drug Receptor for Clues to Drug Effectiveness		08/25/08
			Duke Medicine Physician-Scientist Receives National Medal of Science		08/25/08
			Still Puzzling: Best Care for the Frail and Elderly with Coronary Artery Disease		08/19/08
			HIV Conquers Immune System Faster than Previously Realized		08/18/08
			PCI Preference - Will That Be an Arm or a Leg?		08/18/08
			Still Puzzling: Best Care for the Frail and Elderly with Coronary Artery Disease		08/18/08
			TIP SHEET: Skimping on healthcare is a risky way to save when economic times are tough		08/15/08
			Global Health Research Building at Duke University Medical Center		02/08/07
			Drug-coated Stents: Frequently Asked Questions		12/01/06
			Middle-Aged Moms		09/22/05
			Helping Kids Cope with Katrina		09/16/05
			Coping with Wartime Stress		04/01/03
			Colorectal Cancer Screening		03/01/03
			Vaccines: An endangered species?		12/01/03
			The Future of Human Cloning		06/01/03

News | Image Gallery | Experts | Audio/Video | Advanced Search