Debbe Geiger

As the director of content strategy, Debbe Geiger edits and manages the content on DukeHealth.org. She has been with the Duke University Health System since 2007.

Blogs by Debbe Geiger

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Weight Loss Surgery Puts Teen on Track to Pursue Career Goals

Fernando Morazán of Durham was five years old when he was first diagnosed with obesity. He started working with Duke Children’s Healthy Lifestyles program to…

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Social Media Helps Woman Find Phyllodes Tumor Experts and Support

When Nathalie Delpeche was diagnosed with a recurrent phyllodes tumor, she turned to social media for information. There, she learned about Laura H.…

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Stay Safe and Healthy Playing Pickleball

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports enjoyed by young and old. While it’s a great way to be active and social, it’s also important to stay healthy…

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Gastric Sleeve Helps Teen Overcome Obesity and Get Her Life Back on Track

J’Asia Harrington was overweight as a little girl, but her weight ballooned when she entered her teen years. By the time she was 14 years old, she weighed 362…

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‘Third Time’s the Charm’ for Indianapolis Woman After Third Lung Transplant at Duke

Only 23 people have undergone three double lung transplants in the U.S. as of February 2024. Thirteen of those were performed at Duke Health. Jennifer Weber of…

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Considering a Tummy Tuck? Here’s What You Need to Know

Sit-ups and crunches can strengthen and tone your abdominal muscles, but they can’t get rid of the belly fat and loose skin often responsible for a bulging…

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Helping Advance Phyllodes Tumor Research

Karen Kump of Elko, Nevada, knew the lump on her right breast should be checked by a doctor when she first noticed it in July 2022. “But my granddaughter was…

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What Do Cardio-Oncologists Do, and When Do You Need One?

Cancer treatments shrink and kill cancer cells; however, they can also damage your heart. That is concerning if you are at risk for or have a heart condition…

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Think You Have a Hernia?

If you’ve got an odd bulge in your belly or groin that you can push back in your body, there’s a good chance you have a hernia. If you have questions about…

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Kidney Donor Evaluation Leads to Stomach Cancer Discovery

Jeff Stewart wanted to donate his kidney because helping others is “the right thing to do,” he said. Coincidentally, his altruism may have saved his life.…

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Becoming an Egg Donor: Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing to donate your eggs so a family can have a child is a very special gift. It is also not a decision to be made lightly. If you are considering egg…

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Personalized Rehab Helps People Overcome Post-Intensive Care Syndrome

After a lengthy hospitalization at Duke University Hospital, Carolyn Moser, 66, hoped she was on the road to recovery. But three months of lying in bed left…

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