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Emory received $734 million in external research funding in fiscal year 2018, the most ever for the university. Funded research helps Emory improve and save lives, attract top professors and students, and create jobs and spark economic growth.
'Potato gene' reveals how ancient Andeans adapted to starchy diet
DNA analyses done by Emory geneticists show that ancient populations of the Peruvian highlands adapted to the introduction of agriculture and an extreme, high-altitude environment in ways distinct from other global populations.
Healing on the homefront
Veteran Timothy Banik struggled with PTSD after his military service, but an innovative Emory program helped him get his life back. Explore how Emory supports veterans through health care, legal aid, education benefits and more.
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Her kidney donation now could save her granddaughter's life late
The National Kidney Registry's new voucher program works like a 'gift certificate,' allowing a donor to give a kidney now in order for their loved one to receive one in the future. Meet the first family to participate at Emory, with surgeon Nicole Turgeon.
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Locate Samuel Beckett letters online in over 25 American literary archives
Jews and human rights to be focus of 10th annual Rothschild Lecture
Schadenfreude sheds light on the darker side of humanity
Center for Neurodysfunction and Inflammation focuses on expanding field of neuroimmunology
Burkett to share stories of collecting Rose Library's African American materials
Emory receives prestigious national campus sustainability award
Activist Bryan Stevenson to speak at Emory
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Giving back on Emory Cares International Service Day
The 15th annual Emory Cares International Service Day, held Saturday, Nov. 10, drew more than 1,000 registrants in 50 cities and seven countries around the world. Volunteers helped with dozens of community projects, including more than 20 in the Atlanta area.
Health sciences library opens 'Spirit Lives On' dementia awareness exhibit
"The Spirit Lives On: Art and the Mind," a new permanent exhibit at the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library, features art and photography by people with dementia illnesses and their caregivers from the Emory community.
Emory commemorates Veterans Day
As cold rain fell outside, the Emory community filled Cannon Chapel on Monday to honor the service and sacrifices of veterans and those currently in the U.S. military.
Emory outlines legislative priorities after midterm elections
With most results from the Nov. 6 midterm election now in, Emory's Office of Government and Community Affairs outlines the university's state and federal legislative priorities for the coming year.
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How Guatemala achieved what was once thought impossible: Major reductions in homicides.
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Democrats discover new path to beating Trump in deep South
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It's not the economy, stupid!
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Don't blame PTSD for Thousand Oaks shooting, say experts
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- Emory President Claire E. Sterk on the opioid crisis
