The countless microorganisms that live inside us are more important than we realized as symbiotic partners in health. Your microbiome, in many ways, is the essence of you. Story
A two-story, steel-and-glass pedestrian bridge is taking shape across Clifton Road
Emory Medicine invited a handful of women to dine with a doctor who specializes in women's health during midlife and menopause. Story
What used to be called "blood poisoning" is still very much with us. More deadly than a heart attack, sepsis strikes more than 1 million Americans a year. Medical teams are fighting back with broader awareness, faster recognition, and immediate treatment. Story
Oncologist Daniel Goldstein discusses the high cost of cancer drugs and other medications. Story