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Surviving the Unsurvivable
When a pine tree fell on Sylvia Ennis's car, impaling her, she began a multi-year medical odyssey that would require a care team of dozens - and a lot of tenacity. Story
New Website for Clinical Trials
Easy-to-use Emory website has information about 1000 trials currently seeking volunteers.
Best Diet? Just what you'd think- healthy whole foods
Experts ranked some of the most popular diets
Briefs
- Best diet? Just what you'd think-healthy whole foods
- Getting older every day
- Lung cancer surgery effective even on high-risk patients
- Volunteering for clinical trials made easy
- Defending against Zika virus
- Voles who console
- Hawks Nest Atlanta Hawks and Emory Healthcare are partnering on a training and sports medicine center
- The Big Idea: Inflammation the culprit?
- Lewin named new Executive VP for Health Affairs
- You Be the Doctor An ultra-marathoner brings home a microscopic parasite. Can you identify this deadly amoeba?
- Unexpected payoffs from a bacterial immune system
- President Wagner retiring after 13 years
- New anti-rejection drug for kidney recipients shows better survival rates
- 'Food deserts' lead to host of health problems
- Diabetes numbers quadruple worldwide
Message from the CEO
Features
Diagnostic Demons
Emory Special Diagnostic Services is one of a handful of such clinics around the country, dedicated to patients with complex, undiagnosed illnesses. Story
In Time to Help Jessie
Through whole exome sequencing and the work of Emory geneticists, a North Georgia couple learned that two of their daughters have an extremely rare, newly discovered genetic disorder: NGLY1 deficiency. Story
Q and A with Dr. Epstein
Emory neurologist Charles Epstein helped refine a novel therapy-transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS-to become an FDA-approved treatment for depression. Story
The Curious Boy
Samir was polite, helpful, and full of questions-Where were we from? How did we become doctors? And we, in turn, wonder what his future will hold. Story
Did You Know?
This red-haired daughter of a rural physician became Emory's first female medical graduate. Her name? Story
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