Duke Led Collaboration Advances New Research on Gut Health in Barth Syndrome
A collaborative team has received funding from the Barth Syndrome Foundation to advance research into the feeding and gastrointestinal challenges faced by individuals with Barth s
Large National Study Reveals New Ways to Help Veterans Access Non‑Drug Care for Back Pain
A major pragmatic clinical trial published this month in JAMA Network Open offers new insight into how the U.S.
New Research Brings Joint Repair Closer for Millions With Osteoarthritis
DURHAM, N.C. — Osteoarthritis affects more than 32 million Americans, making it one of the leading causes of chronic pain, disability, and loss of mobility in the United States.
Clinician's Corner: Kaylee Hogard, MBA, LAT, ATC
Kaylee Hogard, MBA, LAT, ATC, brings a unique combination of clinical expertise and leadership to Duke Orthopaedics, where she serves as Athletic Training Residency Program Directo
Celebrating Doctors' Day
March 30th marks Doctors' Day, celebrated on the anniversary of Dr. Crawford W. Long’s first surgery performed under anesthesia in Jefferson, Georgia.
Seminar Spotlights Pediatric Rehabilitation Research
Duke Orthopaedic Surgery continues to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration in rehabilitation research through its Interdisciplinary Rehabilitative Research Seminar Series, which this week fea
William Jiranek, MD, Named Duke Distinguished Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
The Duke Department of Orthopaedic Surgery is proud to congratulate William A.
Meet Our Exceptional Incoming Orthopaedic Residents
We are delighted to welcome our incoming orthopaedic surgery residents to Duke.
Clinic Team Member Spotlight: Tabitha Henderson
Tabitha Henderson, CMA, LMAA, Orthopaedic Department Supervisor at Kernodle Clinic, has built a career grounded in growth, mentorship, and purpose.
A New Step Forward: Helping a Duke Teammate Reclaim Mobility and Quality of Life
For nearly two decades, Duke employee Craig Dearth lived with chronic knee pain that shaped every step of his day.