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News from Duke
Infectious Diseases faculty lead new hospital antibiotic stewardship initiatives
Perfect awarded an edowed professorship
Infectious Diseases instructor receives global health travel grant
Duke monitoring Avian Flu in China
Hospitals fail to take simple measures to thwart deadly infection, survey says
Researchers find potential map to more effective HIV vaccine
In-depth: Studying Genetic Variation Gives Clues to Human Susceptibility to Infection
Duke CME Receives Grants to Help Bridge Gaps in Cancer and HIV Care
Serendipity Contributes to MRSA Susceptibility Findings
Duke Doctor Has "Once in a Lifetime" Experience
Procedure Type May Increase Risk of Post-Surgical Staph Infections
Bacterial Infections a Common Cause of Illness, Death in Africa
Technology-Based Hand Hygiene Monitoring Improves Compliance at Duke Hospital
Final Report Confirms A Cluster of Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)-Resistant H1N1 Influenza at Duke Hospital
New Superbug Surpasses MRSA Infection Rates in Community Hospitals
Early Test for a Killer of the Sickest
MRSA Leads to Worse Outcomes, Staggering Expenses for Surgical Patients
Duke University School of Medicine Names New Chair of Medicine
Tests Show No Further Cases of Oseltamivir-Resistant H1N1 at Duke University Hospital
CDC Confirms Four New Cases of Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)-Resistant H1N1
Duke Awarded Federal Contract to Support Clinical Research on Antibacterial Resistance
In The News
Gene Discovery Could Explain Why Some Get MRSA (Ivanhoe)
The Next Generation of Drug Resistance (AOL Health)
Staph Infection Risk Rises with Brain, Chest Surgeries (Bloomberg Businessweek)
Staying Committed to Haiti (The News and Observer)
Immune System Could Be Used to Test for TB (Reuters)
Restore an AIDS Lifeline (The News and Observer)
Clinical and Fiscal Costs of MRSA infections (MSN)
Drug-resistant H1N1 at Duke (The Herald Sun)
NFL Battling Staph Well (USA Today)
Ongoing War on Antibiotic Resistance (PDF; 1.31 MB; Science Magazine)
