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Almost time to celebrate our residents & fellows presenting their research! Our much-anticipated Hammond Research Day also includes a poster gallery displaying research of third-year medical students and PhD candidates working with Duke Ob/Gyn faculty members.

Congrats to all of the presenters and winners that made today's Charles B. Hammond, MD, Research Day momentous. Seven residents and seven fellows presented their research, representing the culmination of months of thoughtful inquiry, hard work and personal/professional growth.

#MothersDay

Happy Mother’s Day! Celebrate moms everywhere and #AskMeAboutPreeclampsia so more mothers and children can experience safe births around the world. #PreeclampsiaAwarenessMonth #PreAM25

An endometrial biopsy is a quick, safe and easy procedure that can help doctors understand what’s causing unusual bleeding or other symptoms — and to catch cancer in its early stages. Clayton Alfonso, MD, provides additional insight here 🔗 webmd.com/women/endometr…

Today, we remember brave service members whose dedication to our country led to the ultimate sacrifice. We enjoy freedoms because of their passion and willingness to serve others. We owe a debt of gratitude to our fallen and their families and honor the legacy they leave behind.

Today, we remember service members whose dedication to our country led to the ultimate sacrifice. We enjoy freedoms because of their willingness to serve others. We owe a debt of gratitude to our fallen and their families and honor the legacy they leave behind.

"One of the biggest mistakes people make when it comes to pelvic floor health is not distinguishing between common & normal symptoms. Many things that happen to the pelvic floor are common, but don’t need to be accepted as the norm”— Cassandra Kisby, MD🔗 duke.is/v/h4jv

A highlight of the 2025 Andrew Berchuck, MD, Gynecologic Oncology Endowed lecture was welcoming back alumni and featured speakers #gynoncs Gustavo Rodriguez, MD, and his daughter Isabel Rodriguez, MD. 🔗duke.is/g/yd8h

We are growing in #Cary! Today, we broke ground on a new facility that will add hospital services at our existing Duke Health Cary location. Some of the services to come: * Emergency Dept. * Ambulatory Surgery * Specialty Care * Infusion Services Duke Emergency Medicine | Duke Cancer

This new building is expected to be completed in 2027 and is part of a broader plan for our Cary campus, providing access to Duke Health's world-class care closer to the rapidly growing population in Wake County. Learn more about the expansion here: duke.is/8/p9z2

Congrats to 2024-25 AppleSeed Resident Teaching Award recipients Alice Darling, MD; Hannah Kelly, MD; and Madeline Thornton, MD, MPH (not pictured). Award Co-chair Kathleen Chang presented the honors for outstanding performance as educators, mentors. 🔗duke.is/AppleSeed24-25

Today, we celebrate #Juneteenth — the day in 1865 when enslaved Black people in Texas learned of their freedom nearly 2 1/2 years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. Reflect, celebrate, and join us in our commitment to compassionate and just care. #FreedomDay

Huge congrats all around! #ClassOf2025

Emma Townsend is a two-time cancer survivor now fighting uterine cancer. It’s one of the few cancer types that’s on the rise. At Duke, researchers continue to find better answers, treatments, and hope. More: dukehealth.org/treatments/can… #UterineCancerAwareness #CancerResearch

Physicians, researchers Duke Cancer say they’re seeing cancers that are appearing earlier, acting more aggressively. #Gynonc Angeles Secord has changed the trajectory of her research and describes her personal connection that drives her work. 🔗wral.com/story/diagnosi…

Congrats to Marlee Krieger and Brian Crouch for being recent awardees of the NIH Small Business Innovation Research Grant - Phase I on behalf of Calla Health Foundation!

Continued work by Medical Director of Family Planning and Ryan Program Director Jonas Swartz in JAMA Health Forum ↙️

“Larger fibroids make it so physicians can’t see the uterine stripe in an ultrasound,” said Duke University School of Medicine fellowship alum Angela Nolin MD, who presented findings at 2025 SGO Annual Mtg. “Patients are supposed to have a biopsy in these cases...often that does not happen.”

Happy Independence Day. As we observe this special holiday w/ family & friends, let's reflect on how the freedoms we enjoy inspire us to greatness in how we care for our patients, their loved ones, & each other. Thank you for all that you do! #FourthofJuly | #IndependenceDay