Fear Not, Organ Donor
Most people say they are willing to donate their organs, but misperceptions stop some potential donors from signing up...
The Case of the Fainting Spells
After a series of disturbing fainting spells, Sarah Mason knew something was wrong.
Briefs
- The Big Picture: Match Day
- Letters
- Fear Not, Organ Donor
- Get moving ASAP
- Needed: A Million Willing Volunteers
- Top Spot
- Turning Night into Day: Globalizing Critical Care
- Home Schooling
- Do Viruses Play a Role in Alzheimer's?
- It Often Starts with a Fall
- Autism: For Young Students, Teacher Training matters
- Turning Down the 'Heat'
- A Conversation with Emory Hope Clinic interim director Nadine Rouphael
- Infant formulas with added sugars can be dangerous for some babies
- Mission Control
- Stroke Care to Go
- The Case of the Fainting Spells
- The Last Word
Message from the Dean
- Message from the Dean When doctors treat severely ill or injured patients, they are clearly hoping for the best possible outcome.
Features
'Families Like Ours'
Daughter's rare genetic condition inspires mom to start a foundation. Story
Seen and Heard
As a medical resident, endocrinologist Vin Tangpricha decided to learn all he could about transgender medicine and hormone therapy. He's now a global expert in the field and continues to see individuals who are transitioning, making it a point to listen and to learn. Story
A Tale of Two Clinics
Emory medical students work with the community in two very different locations. Gateway Center is downtown and treats many homeless people. The Clarkston Clinic serves refugees from many countries. Story
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