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Dec. 12, 2013 | news.emory.edu

Student advocates build a movement for health insurance outreach

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An Emory student group has won part of a $2.2 million federal grant to help educate the public about insurance options available under the Affordable Care Act.

Multi-dog study points to canine brain's reward center		Grant to fund ethics, religion, environment program		In the spotlight: Emory student entrepreneurs

After capturing the brain images of two alert unrestrained dogs last year, Emory researchers have confirmed their methods and results in experiments with a new set of dogs. Read more »		The Center for Ethics will launch a four-year program aimed at developing scholars and teachers in sustainability worldwide with the aid of a $400,000 Ray C. Anderson Foundation grant. Read more »		Some Emory undergraduates are busy starting a business as well as hitting the books. Read more »

Engage Emory Check out tips for a "green" holiday from Emory's Office of Sustainability Initiatives, including Earth-friendly gifts, entertainment and travel.		Take Note Liotta named National Academy of Inventors Fellow Jimmy Carter talks money matters with journalism class Save the dates for expos on health and summer childcare Emory earns honors for keeping Georgia beautiful Woodruff P.E. Center to control access, allow pass-through Read more »		Faculty in the News Rachel Patzer "Kids' liver transplant success varies by race, research shows," US News & World Report, Dec. 9 Daniel Drane "Laser ablation surgery shows better cognitive results for people with epilepsy," Science Daily, Dec. 8 Polly Price "Tuberculosis is back, and nastier than ever," Newsweek, Nov. 26 Read more »
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