Duke researchers are now advocating to expand public health campaigns to include the warning signs and risk factors of inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), in addition to lump detection after the results of a public online survey revealed that while many adults had heard of the disease, many did not know the signs that would prompt medical attention.

The Duke Physician Assistant Program celebrated the graduation of its 59th class during a commencement ceremony on August 7 honoring 89 new physician assistants.

Anthony Viera, MD, chair of the department of Family Medicine and Community Health, Raman Nohria, MD, assistant professor, and John Vaughn, MD, associate professor, recently co-authored an article featured in Discover Public Health, a journal published by Springer Nature.

The Duke Department of Family Medicine and Community Health’s Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG) has been named as a 2026 Program of Excellence by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP).