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Emory in the News: Cardiac Arrest in Athletes, 12 Tips To Avoid Getting Sick During Travel, Detecting Preeclampsia Risk, and More

Emory Healthcare and Emory University physicians, researchers and experts often discuss current medical issues in the news. Here are some recent health news stories featuring our experts. New Blood Test Identifies Preeclampsia Risk Ravi Thadhani, MD,...

Back-to-School Infections and Beyond: Know Where To Go for Care

Back-to-school time means your kids may soon be coming home with sniffles, sneezes or other infectious symptoms from being in close proximity with other kids. After all, classrooms are perfect spaces for bacteria and...

There’s an APP for That: Advanced Practice Providers Offer Access to Excellent Care 

There are many reasons you might consider scheduling an appointment with one of Emory Healthcare’s advanced practice providers, also known as APPs—whether you’re visiting for an annual checkup, not feeling well, or simply have...

Sunscreen 101: What To Know About SPF, UV Rays and Sunburn Treatment

It’s time to enjoy the sunshine. After all, you deserve it. But don’t forget, your skin deserves some protection. The skin is a living organ system that interacts with the external environment while protecting...

More Emory Physicians Make Atlanta Magazine’s 2023 Top Doctors List Than Any Other Health System

Emory Healthcare proudly leads Atlanta magazine’s 2023 “Top Doctors” list with more physicians than any other metro Atlanta health system. Emory’s 448 doctors represent nearly 40% of the 1,188 “Top Doctors” named this year. View the...

Staying Safe During the Summer

With summer comes sunny days, family cookouts and swimming pools—and the possibility of unexpected injuries from fireworks, extreme heat, and outdoor activities. “Typically, in the main emergency department, you’re going to see heart attacks, strokes,...

Making Carol’s “Trailblazing” Moments Possible with Spine Surgery

Carol, an active nurse and nature lover, spent her free time camping, hiking and biking. But as her spinal condition, a painful disease called spondylolisthesis, began to keep her from enjoying her active life,...

Making Carol’s “trailblazing” moments possible with spine surgery 

Carol, an active nurse, worked with the experts at Emory Orthopaedics & Spine Center to find relief for spondylolisthesis, a painful spine condition. Learn more about her spine surgery and how Emory Orthopaedics &...

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