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A study led by a DCRI faculty member provides additional clarification on which patients may benefit the most from additional lipid-lowering therapies, if their cholesterol levels remain elevated despite optimal statin therapy.

Recent findings suggest that elevations in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels may not confer additional risk in populations 75 or older.

Responsum Health, a company that creates patient platforms for chronic diseases, will create a patient-centered information portal and community hub that will synchronize with the DCRI’s COMPARE-UF

New findings from the DCRI suggest that how military service members interpret their pain may be able to predict pain-related costs and total medical costs.

The pilot project and study, called the Learning Registry, will use electronic health records from the Cerner Learning Health Network to evaluate the use and potential impact of proven therapies fo

A pediatric rheumatologist and a urologist have joined the DCRI.

Welcome to Mara Becker, MD, MSCE

In a recent Perspective piece, the DCRI’s Frank Rockhold, PhD, outlines why data sharing is so important to the future of clinical research and shares suggestions for making the process more effici

The symposium convened multiple Duke obesity experts, community members, and patients to discuss current knowledge, challenges, and future opportunities.

The paper outlines potential benefits and challenges for adopting initiatives that would enable data sharing at an individual patient level.

The study results suggest that clinical factors may be more useful than international normalized ratio metrics in predicting future risk of bleeding or thrombotic events.