Health & Wellness
Diabetes
5 Ways to Reduce or Even Reverse Diabetes
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that more than 37 million Americans have diabetes—and more than 7 million of them do not know they have it. So it’s possible that you, a...
Preventive Care
Who Needs a Flu Shot and When?
It may be your best chance at preventing the flu—but do you know the best time to get your flu shot?
If you get it too soon, you might not be as well protected. But...
Resources
Patient-Level Data Improves Health Equity
At Emory Healthcare, we understand many factors can impact your well-being and your ability to live a healthy life.
Where you live and how you live affects how easily and often you can access care...
Life at Emory
Taking Pride in the Care We Provide: Celebrating Atlanta Pride
At Emory Healthcare, we pledge to meet the special health care needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA) community with respect and compassion. We commit to making sure that...
Medicare
Medicare Open Enrollment Resources at Emory Healthcare
The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) occurs every year from October 15 through December 7. As this period approaches, lots of information about Medicare insurance may be coming at you all at once and...
Health & Wellness
Health Benefits of Yoga
Although the health benefits of yoga were developed in India thousands of years ago, yoga has become an incredibly popular form of exercise in the United States. There are more than one hundred different...
Women's Health
Ready for the Unexpected When Things Don’t Go According to the Birth Plan
Expecting parents often create a birth plan to outline their preferences for labor. But what happens when things don’t go as planned?
“I joke about it now,” says Charday Oldacre. “But nothing went according...
Emory In The News
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,...
