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During Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month (September), Angeles Alvarez Secord, MD, MHSc, is featured in national media platforms, emphasizing awareness, and discussing the need for

The Department of Ob/Gyn is pleased to announce the appointment of Rachel Wood, MD, as the medical director for the Duke Birthing Center at Duke University Hospital.

Duke University and Duke University Health System have been recognized among “America’s Best-in-State Employers” for 2025, according to rankings released by Forbes.

We are extremely proud to share that two Duke Obstetrics & Gynecology alumni have been honored with Duke Medical Alumni Association Awards.

Congratulations to Duke School of Medicine fourth-year medical students Melissa Marchese and Adwoa Baffoe-Bonnie, r

The Duke Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology congratulates our 2025 fellowship match in the subspecialty of Urogynecology and Reproductive Pelvic Surgery, Lauren Ahlschlager, MD

Brittany Davidson, MD, was selected by the ABOG Assessment Development Subcommittee (ADSC) for membership on the Gynecologic Oncology Certifying Exam Subcommittee. 

Uterine cancer cases have been increasing about 1% each year, and they are the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths in women.

Duke Ob/Gyn's residency program is ranked No. 9 in the nation by Doximity.

When a woman experiences bleeding after menopause — an early warning sign of endometrial cancer — doctors usually order a transvaginal ultrasound.