Study Results
Research couldn’t happen without people volunteering to participate, but those people haven't always gotten a chance to hear about the results when the study is completed. At Duke we're making sure that changes for our research and participants. Here you can find plain language summaries of the results for studies done at Duke.
You can look for studies by searching for the condition or the researcher's name to find specific information. Or you can just check out the newest results we've shared. It's all about learning how to improve healthcare and make progress in medicine.
Our study team tested three acute myeloid leukemia therapies and compared them to one another.
INSPIRE’s goal was to help people living with chronic pain manage their symptoms, improve their ability to function, and have a better quality of life. The study compared two different programs to see which was better for managing pain.
This observational study was done to let doctors and other medical providers know why young athletes typically come to visit them. We analyzed every visit student-athletes made to an athletic training room clinic at Duke over the course of 5 years.