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A first-of-its-kind study documents Durham neighborhoods with higher levels of structural racism also have higher rates of chronic disease. Duke researchers are expanding their work to help others conduct similar studies in their own cities, and to use that data to inform policy efforts to intervene where it’s needed most.
Rashmi Saincher, MBBS, is the first graduate of Duke’s Rural Family Medicine Residency Program. The program aims to improve access to high-quality primary care and address the health care needs of rural communities across North Carolina.
On June 21, the Duke Family Medicine Residency Program recognized its 2024 graduates and presented class year awards.
When Katherine Bullock, Helen Gaynes, and Emily McEnerey from the class of 2023 founded the student-led Point-of-Care Ultrasound Society (POCUS) in 2022, their mission was to provide teaching skills for second-year Duke PA Program students and early exposure to POCUS skills to the first-year students.