Cell Wars

In early 2016, Ricardo Parks had been experiencing stomach aches and unexplained vomiting spells for a few months. A local doctor prescribed tablets for an upset stomach, but by March, things had gotten even worse. "Anything I ate, I threw up," he says. Story

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Spring Strings

The Vega String Quartet performs Mozart in the School of Medicine lobby, an annual tradition.

Gun Play

Most children cannot tell the difference between real guns and toy guns.

Spring Strings Listen to the Vega quartet playing Mozart's Divertimento in D major...
Isolated No More Taking on Ebola and other infectious diseases
Sterk elected to National Academy of Medicine
A Different Way of Looking "Each tumor has an Achilles' heel ... our job is to figure out what that is."
The Laughing Spot
Not Too Young for a Stroke
Alcohol and Fetal Heart Development
Gun Play
Diagnosing Dementia
Allergic to penicillin? Might want to check again.
A Difficult Decision

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The Beauty of Spring

With the pollen count set to skyrocket into the thousands in Atlanta by early april, it was the perfect spring evening for a Dinner with a Doctor on seasonal allergy. Story

Your Smartwatch

Your Smartwatch: The wearable EKG offers the comforting weight of medicine itself, worn on the wrist like an amulet warding off evil. Story

The Better to See You With

The evolution of medical imaging, from shoe store X-rays to cancer-tracking nanoparticles. Story

Last Rights

Most people don't die how or where they want. But there are ways to make your voice heard near the end. Six Emory physicians share details of their own advance medical directives. Story