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Duke Skull Base Surgeons Diagnose and Treat Rare Cause of Debilitating Headaches in Young Boy
At just nine years old, severe
headaches
and eye pain caused young Brayden Bardonado to spend most days in bed. That changed when Duke Health surgeons identified and corrected the rare cause of his symptoms. Today, Brayden’s pain is gone, and his mother, Deanna Semanoff, sings Duke’s praises. “I have my son back. It's such an incredible feeling,” Brayden’s mom said. “Duke saved my son’s life.”
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Tarlatamab (Imdelltra®) Offers Hope When Treatment for Small-Cell Lung Cancer Stops Working
A new type of immunotherapy is giving hope to people with advanced small cell lung cancer when chemotherapy and other immunotherapies are no longer effective. While not a cure,
clinical trials have shown that tarlatamab can help people live longer with fewer side effects
. “Tarlatamab has been a significant step forward in treating advanced small cell lung cancer,” says Duke thoracic medical oncologist
Cameron Oswalt, MD.
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Louisiana Man Receives Life-Saving Heart and Liver Transplants at Duke
In September 2025, Louisiana sheriff’s deputy Nick Lege was suffering from
heart failure
and
liver damage
when he arrived via medical flight to
Duke University Hospital
. Two months later, Lege underwent a
combined heart-liver transplant
, which is only offered at a few hospitals in the Southeast. Today, 46-year-old Lege credits Duke for saving his life. “I am so grateful for the opportunity to go to Duke and get this kind of high-class care,” Lege said. “It means so much to me.”
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Duke Health Blog
Spinal Cord Stimulation Relieves Rare, Agonizing Facial Pain
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Pluvicto® Extends Life of NC Man with Metastatic Prostate Cancer
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Duke Pediatric Heart Experts Transplant One Heart and Save Two Babies’ Lives
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Aggressive Disease Leads to Life-Saving Lung Transplant at Duke
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855-855-6484
What's New
Duke Skull Base Surgeons Diagnose and Treat Rare Cause of Debilitating Headaches in Young Boy
At just nine years old, severe
headaches
and eye pain caused young Brayden Bardonado to spend most days in bed. That changed when Duke Health surgeons identified and corrected the rare cause of his symptoms. Today, Brayden’s pain is gone, and his mother, Deanna Semanoff, sings Duke’s praises. “I have my son back. It's such an incredible feeling,” Brayden’s mom said. “Duke saved my son’s life.”
Read Article
Tarlatamab (Imdelltra®) Offers Hope When Treatment for Small-Cell Lung Cancer Stops Working
A new type of immunotherapy is giving hope to people with advanced small cell lung cancer when chemotherapy and other immunotherapies are no longer effective. While not a cure,
clinical trials have shown that tarlatamab can help people live longer with fewer side effects
. “Tarlatamab has been a significant step forward in treating advanced small cell lung cancer,” says Duke thoracic medical oncologist
Cameron Oswalt, MD.
Read Article
Louisiana Man Receives Life-Saving Heart and Liver Transplants at Duke
In September 2025, Louisiana sheriff’s deputy Nick Lege was suffering from
heart failure
and
liver damage
when he arrived via medical flight to
Duke University Hospital
. Two months later, Lege underwent a
combined heart-liver transplant
, which is only offered at a few hospitals in the Southeast. Today, 46-year-old Lege credits Duke for saving his life. “I am so grateful for the opportunity to go to Duke and get this kind of high-class care,” Lege said. “It means so much to me.”
Read Article
Duke Health Blog
Spinal Cord Stimulation Relieves Rare, Agonizing Facial Pain
Read Article
Pluvicto® Extends Life of NC Man with Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Read Article
Duke Pediatric Heart Experts Transplant One Heart and Save Two Babies’ Lives
Read Article
Aggressive Disease Leads to Life-Saving Lung Transplant at Duke
Read Article
View More Stories
Events
Apr
23
Build Better Balance
Thursday, 1:30PM - 2:15PM
Apr
23
TRX Fundamentals
Thursday, 3:30PM - 4:15PM
Apr
23
Kettlebell 1
Thursday, 4:15PM - 5:00PM
Apr
23
Aqua Cardio
Thursday, 4:45PM - 5:30PM
View All Events
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Support Duke Health research or honor a loved one with a tribute gift.
Giving to Duke Health