The Allergy Clinic at Duke University is staffed by a nurse with specialized training in administering allergy immunotherapy. Allergy injections are covered by the Student Health Fee, but will NOT be given without current written orders and injection schedules from the prescribing physician.

Students utilizing the Allergy Clinic must complete a consent form to receive treatment. Please review the information prior to your initial visit.

Dental services are not available through Student Health Services at Duke University. Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan through BCBSNC are eligible for discounted dental visits through BASIX (see website for participating practices).

Members enrolled in the dental insurance plan can call 877-816-3596 for a list of participating dentists.

For additional information, please call Anna Kenyon at 919-684-1481.

Immunization Services at Duke University provide a wide range of preventative vaccines. Vaccines offered include tetanus-diptheria, polio, MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), hepatitis a and b, meningococcal (meningitis), tuberculosis screening, and varicella (chicken pox).

Click here for our Vaccine Price List (2012/2013)

For additional information, please call 919-681-9355.

The Travel Clinic at Duke University provides services for health needs prior to and following travel. Services offered include medical travel advice, recommended and required immunizations, preventative prescriptions and information, health advisories based on travel destination, and comprehensive travel health planners.

Follow these steps for planning your travel health needs.

For additional information, please call 919-681-9355.

The Duke Student Health Center Laboratory offers a wide range of laboratory services provided by certified medical technologists. Lab tests covered by the Student Health Fee include complete blood count, manual differentials, complete urinalysis, fingerstick glucose, wet prep for vaginal infections, KOH skin, rapid strep, rapid mononucleosis, rapid HCG, sed rate, and hemoccult. All other lab tests will be sent to Duke or LabCorp and will be billed to your insurance.

For sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening, you have the option to pay out of pocket and not bill your insurance. If you choose this option, please let your healthcare provider know so that he or she can order the lab tests appropriately.

For additional information, please call 919-681-9355.

Men’s Health Services at Duke University provide confidential, professional treatment for a variety of men’s health needs. Services available include physical exams, information on sexual concerns, testing and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, preventative services, and nutritional and lifestyle counseling.

What is the Duke Student Health Men's Clinic?

We are located in the Student Health Center and staffed by a men's health provider with a specific focus for men. We provide a health history and physical exam specifically for men, including a questionnaire, physical and risk assessment.

The Duke Student Health Center does not have an in-house pharmacy. Duke Student Health Center uses the Duke Clinic Outpatient Pharmacy, located one floor upstairs from our Student Health. The Outpatient Pharmacy number is 919-684-2908.  

For additional information, please call 919-681-9355.

Physical Therapy at Duke’s Student Health Center offers a variety of services, including assessment of exercise-related issues and an outline of short-term treatment plans that will aid in recovery and help prevent re-injury.  

For additional information, please call 919-681-9355.

Information Links:

• Ergonomics
• Core Strengthening Video
• Proper Running Form Video
• Hamstring Stretching Video
• Balance Training Video
• Foam Roller Exercises Video

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are passed from one person to another during sexual contact (intimate skin-to-skin touching; vaginal, oral, or anal sex). STIs affect people of all ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities. In the U.S. alone there are approximately 19 million new cases each year, about half of which occur among young adults age 15-24 years. If you have symptoms of an STI, such as sores on the genitals, discharge from the penis or vagina, or lower abdominal / pelvic pain, it's important to get tested.

But remember:

• Many STIs do not cause any symptoms
• Many people have sexually transmitted infections and never know it

• Many people get or spread infections without ever having symptoms

For more information about STIs, please see:


• Planned Parenthood
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The decision to get tested should be made between you and your healthcare provider. To make an appointment at Duke Student Health, please call 919-681-9355 or book online.

Women’s Health Services at Duke University provides confidential, professional treatment for a wide range of women’s health needs. Services offered include physical exams, testing and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, contraceptive counseling, menstrual disorder treatment, HIV testing, HPV and flu vaccines, pregnancy detection, and birth control and pregnancy counseling.