THS strengthens EM global research ties with the delegation from the National University of Singapore (NUS) during October Visit
The Duke Department of Emergency Medicine’s Division of Translational Health Sciences welcomed a delegation from the National University of Singapore (NUS), led by Dr.
Dr. Andrew Godfrey and Dr. Anjni Joiner: Opioid Addiction Treatment Delivered on the Front Lines
When paramedics revive someone from an opioid overdose, they often face a familiar scene: the patient, groggy, cranky, and sick to their stomach from withdrawal, refuses additional care and walks a
Dr. Erin Hanlin Awarded Emergency Medicine Foundation Grant to Improve Pediatric Burn Care Across North Carolina
Erin Hanlin, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Duke, has received a one-year, $92,000 Pilot Research Grant
Dr. Lauren Siewny: How To Guard Against Heat-Related Illnesses During a Heat Wave
Dr. Lauren Siewny discusses ways to keep yourself cool during dangerous heat. She also talks about the symptoms of a heat-related illness.
Congratulations to Our 2025 Graduating Residents
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! We’re proud of the dedication, compassion, leadership, and perseverance they’ve demonstrated throughout their time at Duke.
Sreeja Natesan Receives 2025 School of Medicine Faculty Award
Sreeja Natesan, MD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, received the 2025 Master Clinician/Teacher Award from Duke University School of Medicine.
Dr. Theiling and Dr. Siewny Receive Master of Science in Quantitative Management: Health Analytics Degrees
Congratulations to Dr. Brent Theiling and Dr. Lauren Siewny, who received Master of Science in Quantitative Management: Health Analytics degrees from the Fuqua School of Business.
John Purakal Honored with Sullivan Award for Creating Stronger Access to Community Services
Dr. Purakal was one of three honored with the award. Winners are cited for their selflessness and service.
Faculty Growth in the Department of Emergency Medicine
We’re pleased to announce updates to our faculty that will help us continue to grow as a department and improve our ability to fulfill our mission.
Young and at Risk for Colorectal Cancer
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of early detection through colonoscopies. Read the story of Ajay Kohli, an Emergency Medicine Physician at Duke University Hospital, who was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 42.