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Hiding in Plain Sight
When his vision started to deteriorate, it was a devastating blow to Ian Crozier, a 44-year-old doctor infected with the Ebola virus while treating patients in Sierra Leone at the height of the epidemic in the summer of 2014. Story
And the heart scan shows...
The coronary artery calcification (CAC) scan is helping doctors find patients at risk of early death.
Easing Phantom Limb Pain
Cryoablation therapy is helping relieve amputees' pain and discomfort.
Briefs
- Emory to lead National Ebola Training and Education Center
- MyLife: Adults with autism practice life skills on campus
- Back to School
- Stand up!
- High-tech heart help
- And the heart scan shows...
- You have the power
- Secondary comforts
- Easing Phantom Limb Pain
- Why HIV's cloak has a long tail
- Sleep 101
- You be the doctor The Case of the Waxing Moon Face
Message from the CEO
- Message from the CEO Changing Lives
- Message from the Dean Continuity of Care
Features
Balancing Acts
For the first time, more adults than children have congenital heart defects. They're leading full, active lives. This doesn't mean they're cured. Story
Aging with HIV
About half of all HIV-infected Americans are 50 and older. They're retiring, becoming grandparents, and facing ailments from diabetes to arthritis, all things they never thought they'd live long enough to experience. Story
Why I became a kidney donor
This summer, Atlanta FOX 5 health reporter Beth Galvin took a few weeks off to became a kidney donor. Story
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