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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Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Available for Eligible People with COVID-19

If you think you have COVID-19 and are at high risk for severe infection, get tested and ask your doctor about monoclonal antibody treatment right away.…

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What You Need to Know About the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

There’s no question that being vaccinated against COVID-19 is your best form of protection against the virus. And the sooner people get vaccinated, the faster…

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New Guidance for Scheduling Your Screening Mammogram and COVID-19 Vaccine or Booster

If you need to schedule a screening mammogram and your COVID-19 vaccine or booster, don’t delay. The Society of Breast Imaging says the four- to six-week…

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Weigh the Benefits of the COVID-19 Vaccine Against the Risk for Infection

The COVID-19 vaccine will protect you and others from the virus and help us end this pandemic. While people with medical conditions may be concerned about the…

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The COVID-19 Vaccine Is Here: Continue to Practice Safety Precautions

Duke Health has started vaccinating health care workers at high risk for COVID-19 and plans to begin vaccinating patients at high risk in the early months of…

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Can a New Device Make More Hearts Available for Transplant?

Michael Woods’ heart and kidney disease were slowly worsening as he waited for a heart and kidney transplant in early 2020. With limited hearts available, he…

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Understanding Covid-19 Virus and Antibody Testing

Two types of tests are available for COVID-19, a virus test, and an antibody test. The virus test determines if the virus is currently present in your body. An…

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Duke Health Launches TV Ad to Thank Our Health Care Heroes

Every year, Duke Health holds special events to celebrate our nurses and hospital professionals during National Nurses Week (May 6-12) and Hospital Week (May…

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Six Myths and Facts About Kidney Transplantation

If you have kidney failure, a kidney transplant can help you feel better and live longer. Unfortunately, many myths persist about kidney transplant, including…

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Chemotherapy Pump Can Treat Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer to the Liver

A chemotherapy infusion pump may be a treatment option for people whose metastatic colorectal cancer has spread to the liver, including those who may have been…

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Want to Keep Your Duke Doctor Under Medicaid Managed Care?

North Carolina is changing the way it offers health insurance coverage for most people eligible for Medicaid. Here is some important information about NC…

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Duke Health's Primary Care Clinics Recognized as Primary Care Medical Home

Duke Health's primary care clinics have earned formal recognition as a Primary Care Medical Home by The Joint Commission, an independent accrediting…

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