Migraines: Not Just a Headache

Any type of headache can throw you off your game, but a migraine can be outright debilitating. Even though migraines are the most common type of headache, it can take, on average, 11 years...

Ensuring Safety with Dermal Fillers and Botox

With the prevalence of advertising of injectables, and with specials running on every corner, it can be difficult to make a decision regarding where, when, and who should be performing your nonsurgical facial rejuvenation. The...

Healthy ATL: Emory Telehealth Connects Patients to High-Quality Care

Recently, Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons quarterback, sat down with Dr. Greg Esper, associate chief medical officer at Emory Healthcare, during Healthy ATL. They discussed Emory Connected Care, the telehealth platform that has provided health...

Michael Cawley, MD, Earns New Role as Director of the Emory MBNA Stroke Center

C. Michael Cawley, MD, has been named director of the Emory MBNA Stroke Center, one of the nation’s leading hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke treatment and research centers. Dr. Cawley recently assumed leadership from Daniel...

Injectables: When’s the Right Time Start?

How young is "too young" to start injectable treatments for your face? When are you "too old" to benefit from injectables? The truth is, if you’re not happy with what you see in the...

Emory Study Finds Achilles Rupture Is Not a Sports-Ending Injury

No athlete – professional or recreational – is happy when they’re sidelined with an injury. That’s particularly true when the injury is thought to be career-ending, like an Achilles tendon rupture. Fortunately, researchers from...

Lung Cancer: Not Just a Disease of Smokers

Cigarette smoking is the leading risk factor for most patients who develop lung cancer. However, some patients diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked a cigarette. Physicians today are seeing more non-smokers and light...

We Got Your Six: How Emory Healthcare Veterans Program Serves Warriors During the COVID-19 Pandemic

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, and with our team and warriors' health in the forefront of our minds, the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program (EHVP) paused our in-person treatment services in March in an...