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Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences' Dr. Bryan Sexton -- an expert in well-being -- shares some insight about how many feel stress during election cycles and a few simple tips to minimize those feelings.

Earn free CME credits by completing this brief online activity, which explores how to manage mitral regurgitation based on the mechanism of disease. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4bo3Jj6

Duke Health and UnitedHealthcare have reached an agreement keeping Duke Health doctors and services in-network for United patients. Patients no longer need to file Continuity of Care documents. Keeping patients a priority guided Duke Health throughout this negotiation and continues to guide us every single day. UnitedHealthcare

If you’ve been considering joining Duke Health, Rachel is here to help you put your best foot forward during the hiring process. From applications to interviews, these tips can get you closer to following your calling to care with us. Explore roles and apply online today https://bit.ly/4hozBb3 #YouAtDukeHealth

Proud to recognize November's Native American Heritage Month, a chance to reflect & celebrate achievements & contributions of the Native American community, while honoring the rich legacy, tradition, & cultural impact Indigenous people have had in North Carolina & here at Duke.

When Laton started with Duke Health in our clinical labs, he didn’t know where his future would take him. Nearly a decade later, he’s an RN after utilizing the opportunities, support, and resources to grow with us in a new career path. Read more about his journey https://bit.ly/48rU0YA #YouAtDukeHealth

After multiple spine surgeries left a 69-year-old man reliant on a wheelchair or cane, he came to Duke Orthopaedic Surgery specialist Brett Rocos, MD, for revision spine surgery. A year later, his fishing catches are going viral on social media. Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4eys7R6

Cardiology CME Opportunity Learn effective strategies for managing end-stage heart failure, featuring Stuart Dean Russell, MD, Duke Heart transplant cardiologist and advanced heart failure specialist. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3XJpOEL

In adults 65 years and older, an adjuvanted flu vaccine -- which contains a substance that enhances the vaccine’s effectiveness -- given at the same time as a shingles vaccine had no additional side effects compared to a high-dose flu vaccine given with a shingles vaccine. A Duke Health-led study supports the option of providing the shingles vaccine and adjuvanted flu vaccine to older adults at the same time when both vaccines are needed. People 65 years and older and people with certain chronic diseases are at higher risk of severe flu complications. Everyone  6  months  and older can help fight flu by getting vaccinated. See more: https://lnkd.in/eXhZFSe5 #FluVaccine | #ShinglesVaccine

When should providers refer for specialized cerebrovascular care? This graphic resource explains what indicates an urgent or routine referral, with suggestions on next steps for each care pathway. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Y8JiD0