The Deceptive Case of the 'Sheep in Wolf's Clothing'
You be the doctor...
By Mary Loftus
Features
Emory University Hospital Special Isolation Unit
Patients with Ebola virus are cared for in the Serious Communicable Disease Unit
Disrupting the Balance
With habitat loss, zoonotic diseases that leap from animals to people, like Ebola, are on the rise.
'The World is Looking to Us'
President Obama visits CDC, thanks Emory Healthcare team, announces expansion of international Ebola response.
Amazing Deliveries
Childbirth can be tough even in the best of circumstances, but these moms experienced life-threatening emergencies that made their happy endings all the more meaningful
Briefs
Arts, crafts, and tracking nutrients
Eating is a serious matter for campers at Emory's Metabolic Camp.
Doing our Best
News and kudos from Emory hospitals
Mind and body connections
New findings on suicide, depression and heart disease, and living with PTSD.
The Big Idea
An AIDS-free generation?
The Deceptive Case
You be the doctor...
Autism and tummy troubles
Children with autism are more than four times as likely to experience general gastrointestinal discomfort as their peers.
Regaining balance
Fecal transplants heal infections by increasing microbial diversity
Nanomedicine
What if nanoparticles could carry cancer-killing drugs directly to tumor sites?
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