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- Keeping our brains healthy as we age
- Center for Youth Advocacy and Well-Being a model for youth mental health support
- The heart's 'always working.' She is, too, in studying it to help children
- 6 breathing exercises to ease stress and anxiety
- They often foot the bill. But, can parents ask for college grades?
- Startups are booming — but so are bankruptcies
- COVID cases surge in Georgia, FDA approves new vaccines
- Marietta schools partnering with Children’s Healthcare, Emory on cell phone study
- New effort to protect workers who struggle in stifling heat
- What is ChatGPT? Here's everything you need to know about OpenAI's chatbot
- Locarno celebrates the golden age of Columbia Pictures
- The ingredients for flourishing and a life of meaning with Dr. Corey Keyes
- More heart patients getting prompt post-hospital care, but disparities increase
- Balance back to school and work schedules
- Colleges race to ready students for the AI workplace
- How stocks became the game that record numbers of Americans are playing
- Misinformation, social media and the method of assertion
- Scientists make concerning new discovery about impact of heat waves on preterm births: 'Worse outcomes for the babies'
- Live poultry markets may be source of bird flu virus in San Francisco wastewater
- Emory University’s free AI classes
- Nonprofit report highlights traffic safety crisis in Georgia
- What to know about the next generation of COVID-19 vaccines
- What causes bond prices to rise and fall?
- Protein maps in cerebrospinal fluid offer insight into Alzheimer’s biology
- The color of your child’s swimsuit can play a role in their safety at the pool, experts say
- Video of pet owl’s adorable routine after getting a bath is making everybody smile
- Should blood pressure guidelines be different for women and men?
- Act of faith: Kenya enlists evangelical pastors to guide Haiti mission
- How air pollution is causing girls to get their first periods earlier
- Free COVID-19 vaccines could be a thing of the past. Experts weigh in.
- How do investors respond to springing forward to day light saving time?
- Radio-frequency ablation helped 82% of patients with AFib, study finds
- They couldn't move their hands for years. A new device offers the promise of mobility.
- Study links spouse's hypertension to own risk
- Why dopamine drives you to do hard things — even without a reward
- The WNBA’s challenge: How to translate the Caitlin Clark hype into sustained growth for the league
- Climbing stairs has lots of health benefits. Here are 3 ways to make the most of it
- Emory grad excels academically despite rare eye cancer condition
- Experimental spinal cord implant helps Parkinson's patient walk in new study
- Viral hepatitis is a silent killer. It can’t be eliminated if it isn’t tracked.
- Precious Macaw is the picture of bliss while enjoying a well-deserved massage
- The science of reducing prejudice in kids
- How psychology provoked a revolution in economics
- Emory study finds air pollution increases Alzheimer’s risk
- 'The Gilded Age' co-executive producer to join Emory University
- Flu vaccine uptake tripled with simple promotion
- Dunbar to join African American studies faculty at Emory
- WSB-TV Gets Real: FDA proposal would ban chemical in hair straighteners reportedly linked to cancer
- Rare human case of bird flu detected in U.S.; CDC says public risk is low
- Scientists say “Grandma Brain” isn’t just in your head
- Vehicle cargo could be heading to Georgia ports following the collapse of Baltimore's bridge
- Scientists Thought Only Humans Learn Complex Behaviors from Others. They Were Wrong
- Emory receives grant to study Alzheimer’s disease in African Americans
- Air pollution tied to signs of Alzheimer’s in brain tissue, study finds
- Expert recommends protecting your information now as Fulton County works to determine if personal data taken in cyberattack
- Chimpanzees and bonobos have surprisingly different parenting styles
- How play can increase resilience
- Aromatherapy may help ease stress, headache and low energy
- Emory, Morehouse School of Medicine apply to tackle ‘toughest’ cancer challenges
- Emory, Morehouse School of Medicine apply to tackle ‘toughest’ cancer challenges
- Emory Law professor discusses Fani Willis hearing
- Early voting starts Monday in Georgia for presidential primaries
- CDC isolation guidelines for COVID-19 haven’t changed yet. Here’s what you need to know
- Why the marriage rate is falling faster for some
- Economists discuss latest Consumer Price Index report
- Humanity’s earliest recorded kiss adds new twist to the history of locking lips
- Jeopardy! Winner Reveals Entwined Memory Systems Make a Trivia Champion
- Jeopardy! winner reveals entwined memory systems make a trivia champion
- What Happens When TikTok Is Your Marketing Department
- Mental health campaign takes aim at college students’ ‘toxic perfectionism’
- Emory University hires its first chief research informatics officer
- Jet lag: What Taylor Swift – and the average traveler – is up against
- The Use Of AI By Financial Executives And Their Auditors
- Emory to honor disenfranchised populations that contributed to the school's founding
- Atlanta-based UPS announces plan to cut 12K jobs worldwide
- More than 100 Cunard passengers get sick in gastrointestinal illness outbreak
- AEDs could be required in all Georgia schools thanks to new bill
- Growing evidence suggests a trigger for Parkinson’s disease could be a common gut bug
- Healthgrades: These are Georgia’s best hospitals for cardiology
- Experiencing racism may physically change your brain
- Population-Growth Patterns Paint Grim Picture for Democrats
- Bottled Water Is Full of Plastic Particles. Can They Harm Your Health?
- Emory University’s school of nursing receives grant to aid underserved communities
- State to study vehicle crashes, a leading cause of death in Georgia
- What will B-Schools prioritize in the new year? These 2024 predictions offer lots of clues
- Emory University Hospital taps chief nursing officer
- Stigma against gay and bisexual men could worse Congo’s largest mpox outbreak, experts warn
- ‘Sitting on a powder keg’: US braces for a year, and an election, like no other
- A newly approved medication can ease postpartum depression in as little as 3 days
- New Emory Health Institute hopes AI can one day help prevent, diagnose disease and treat patients
- Bodies in suspense: How writers' words can influence the body
- AI is telling bedtime stories to your kids now
- Is that ‘Great British Bake Off’ dessert good for you? You may be surprised
- Emory School of Nursing takes to the fields for farmworkers in need
- Using A.I. to help with Christmas shopping
- How social media influencers impact consumer spending
- Alzheimer’s disease ‘game changer’ as progression slowed with immunotherapy
- Throw away those target-date funds, and don’t hold bonds at all, says this daring new research
- Program for those with epilepsy able to detect symptoms of depression, suicidality
- Emory professor believes AI could be a tool to fight against AI robocalls
- Starting holiday shopping early? Use Amazon's Buy with Prime to score benefits.
- New at-home therapy for lung cancer patients
- Emory working to use AI to make healthcare equitable
- The 5 germiest places on a plane
- Local scholars examine the feminist themes and ideologies in groundbreaking film, 'Barbie'
- The NFL needs more than Taylor Swift to win Gen Z
- Emory/CDC study finds combinations strategy reduces hospital acquired staph infections
- The push for HIV PreP equity
- Business schools target the switch from military to business life
- Why are certain people allergic to bee stings?
- Colquitt Regional partners with Emory University for surgical residences in South Georgia
- PrEP prevents HIV infections, but it’s not reaching Black women
- College students spark change by bringing renewable energy to Congo
- Emory researchers find a common thread ‘plaguing Americans’
- Emory University working to address nursing shortage in Georgia
- COVID leveling off in some areas of the country, despite uptick in cases
- FDA panel says decongestants don't work
- Coach Prime's making Colorado ‘Black America's team’
- 'Dr. Google' Meets Its Match: Dr. ChatGPT
- Panel of 48 CSF proteins complement existing Alzheimer biomarkers
- Emory University to lead federal research with a goal of curing cancer
- How Medicaid redeterminations have affected one Georgia health system
- ‘Like heat-COVID’: Months of extreme heat wear on physical, mental health
- Truck driver shortage is the biggest threat to Georgia’s economy
- Family stories connect us to history
- How the authors of the Bible spun triumph from defeat
- Snake bites rise in hot weather: How to stay safe
- New director named at National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases following Dr. Anthony Fauci’s retirement
- Sunburns, sun rash and sun poisoning differences
- More women are aiming to become church leaders. Together, they could change American Christianity
- Economists predict record spending on school supplies
- Actors on strike call for limits on artificial intelligence
- A one-minute video reduced kids’ unsafe behavior around guns, study finds
- Emory launches graduate business degree for veterans
- Georgia Republicans welcome state Rep. Mainor’s switch from Dems as new life of the party
- Atlanta-based poet Jericho Brown featured in new PBS series 'Southern Storytellers'
- Researchers in Atlanta find cardiac stem cells can treat heart defects in newborn babies
- Emory researchers call newly-approved Alzheimer’s drug major breakthrough
- Blood test can identify risk for preeclampsia, the leading cause of maternal death
- Sexual violence has longer lasting health effects than you think
- As UPS strike looms, Emory economist confident a deal can be reached
- Heat is a mortal threat to farmworkers. A nurse may have found a way to protect them.
- A-Fib linked to increased odds of MCI, dementia in women
- How to spot melanoma and other skin cancers
- 12 things doctors always do when they travel to avoid getting sick
- There are amazing fathers in the animal kingdom
- The do’s and don’ts of posting photos of your kid on social media
- No increased heart risks with testosterone replacement therapy, study finds
- 4 signals from Southern Hemisphere about coming U.S. flu season
- Almost 40 years after HIV first linked to AIDS, Emory scientists test new mRNA vaccine for HIV
- Vaccination and awareness could help keep mpox in check this summer
- Opinion: Excessive regulation on NGOs amid crises cost lives
- In an aging world, we must invest in older adults’ mental health
- Emory's AI Humanity Initiative seeks to use AI revolution to improve human condition
- Coming to a hospital near you: 5G
- Pioneering the future of oncology: AI and deep learning in lung cancer detection and prognosis
- New HIV cases are slowing, but there are clear racial and geographic disparities
- Biden releases new strategy to tackle rise in antisemitism, says ‘hate will not prevail’
- Are artificial sweeteners harmless? The ultimate truth about the zero-calorie packets
- Efforts to improve oral chemotherapy adherence target multilevel barriers
- This controversial sci-fi blockbuster about climate change still polarizes scientists today
- U.S. progress in HIV fight continues to trail many other rich nations
- If memory serves: The question of cognitive function in an aging Congress
- Does your dog truly love you? Science has the answer
- A mannequin in Georgia is one of the first to use AI to help train nurses
- Should you be a generalist or specialist in B-school?
- CDC warns of a possible mpox rebound this summer
- What about school desegregation? Considering new strategies around race and education
- What does it mean to be Jewish in the U.S.?
- Emory law professor provides insight on Trump hush money case
- A TikTok ban could hurt small businesses more than big brands
- Former Fugees member Pras Michel on trial for alleged multimillion-dollar politics conspiracy
- An Emory student’s incredible journey from Ethiopia to the NIH
- Scientists pinpoint brain area needed for vision-guided walking
- Higher interest rates mean potential home buyers will pay more
- Child mortality is rising at the fastest rate in 50 years
- Photographer hopes to motivate others through his ‘Incomplete Self-Portrait’
- Can you tell how mature your kid’s brain is by looking into it?
- Bringing DEI into the core of our institutions
- ‘Spell-checker for statistics’ reduces errors in the psychology literature
- With financial uncertainty, is it time to put your money in gold?
- EPA to limit amount of harmful chemicals in Georgia waters
- Latinx, Latino and Hispanic: How this ethnic group's label has sparked debate
- A college at Emory U adopts 6 principles to inspire campus atmosphere, engagement
- Forget fad diets. AI knows exactly what you should eat for your best health
- Stress may lead to lower cognitive function, study finds
- Newfound ancient Egyptian sphinx statue may depict Roman emperor Claudius, but not everyone agrees
- Sleep and aging: Why healthy rest patterns become even more important as you get older
- Emory enhances ‘Clock-drawing test’; used to detect Alzheimer’s, other types of dementia
- Norovirus cases are up. Should travelers worry?
- Older Americans increasingly struggling to save for retirement
- The thrill of discovery: Atlanta Science Festival returns
- Tuberculosis may have been in the Americas for thousands of years
- Food companies thwarting success of FDA fortification police, report finds
- America’s best large employers
- Economic impact of moving up Georgia's primaries
- Do repeat COVID infections increase the risk of severe disease or long COVID?
- Audiobook narrators fear Apple used their voices to train AI
- To improve maternal health, report says to start before pregnancy
- Even bivalent updated COVID-19 boosters struggle to prevent omicron subvariant transmission: An immunologist discusses why new approaches are necessary
- ‘Liberal’ may finally be shedding its political stigma
- What do you want to know about death?
- ‘Tripledemic’ case numbers see declines
- Emory replaced loans with grants for over 1,500 more students last fall, university announces
- Why the cookie-cutter store model will fall out of favor in 2023
- Georgia is a perfect example of the growing power of Asian American voters
- Obamacare may have helped extend lives of young cancer patients
- 'Friendship homework' has become the most common way for friends to stay emotionally close even as they live far away
- Quarantine didn’t weaken out immunity. But here’s why experts encourage annual shots against viruses
- New year, new laws: Laws that take effect Jan. 1, 2023
- Medicaid expansion linked with improved cancer survival in young adults
- Former Dekalb school workers concerned bad smells linked to their cancers, brain tumors
- Dr. Neil Winawer talks about his COVID reinfection
- Emory University researcher awarded grant to study lung health
- How doctors treat their own colds at home
- How much of a battleground state will Georgia be in the future?
- Why pregnant women should get their COVID-19 vaccine; a doctor explains
- Tips to keep you and your family safe from the tripledemic during the holidays
- Key medical devices are failing to diagnose Black patients accurately, research shows
- How antisemitism became an American crisis
- Two runners had cardiac arrests. A cardiologist was racing behind them.
- Local pediatrician urges parents to take precautions as respiratory viruses rise amid holiday season
- What COVID taught scientists and the public about the flu
- Two teaspoons of lab-made blood could have enormous potential for people with rare blood conditions
- Can I register to vote before Georgia's Senate runoff election?
- Long COVID patients find aid and risk in online support groups
- Why pet brands are chasing customer loyalty to stay recession-proof
- Nasty flu strain spreads faster, sickening many children and adults
- Emory Healthcare creates prevention center to help those suffering from violence related trauma
- Brain scans can now reveal what your dog is staring at. It's not always you
- Here's how negative political ads can impact elections
- Healthy fun or health risk? The two sides of fear
- New evidence sheds light on Muhammad Ali's Parkinson's disease
- Could monkeypox infections have long-term consequences?
- Are low-carb diets effective? Here’s what you need to know
- Flu antivirals are already in high demand, catching pharmacies ‘off guard’ and causing concern for rest of season
- Local hospitals feel the brunt of AMC’s emergency room closure
- Atlanta’s public housing history recognized, thanks to the work of an Emory associate professor
- Emory University offering up a course based around life, career of filmmaker Tyler Perry
- ‘History is uncomfortable’: Emory professor Carol Anderson live at the Carter Center
- Warning signs about the first ‘post-pandemic’ winter
- DeKalb CEO proposes $20 million plan to support Emory Hillandale, Grady hospitals
- 9 best EPA-registered disinfectants to use at home in 2022
- Inspired by Tyler Perry, a college professor creates a course about his legacy
- What you need to know about the new COVID-19 vaccine boosters
- Dogs and humans interpret what they see differently
- Can countries with grave human-rights records help fight anti-Semitism?
- DeKalb Symphony Orchestra introduces music director
- Some of these animals haven't been seen in the wild in decades. Now there are photos
- New York emergency lands U.S. on small list of countries with circulating poliovirus
- ‘How do I watch the NFL on Amazon?’ It’s going to cost you
- 50+ women hospital and health system CFOs to know
- Variant-specific booster for COVID-19 now available in Georgia
- Can political ads influence the outcome of an election?
- Comparison of genetic variation between rare and common congeners of Dipodomys with estimates of contemporary and historical effective population size
- Painting urges viewers to speak and act as Jesus did in an inhumane world
- Wastewater surveillance becomes more targeted in search for poliovirus, monkeypox and coronavirus
- 5 ways to bridge the gender gap in healthcare
- A guide to federal student loan counseling
- ‘All of Us’ program diversifies medical research, health care
- Emory Cinematheque's new series focuses on movies by Italian film director Federico Fellini
- Back to the Moon, Dog Tears, and Dr. Sarah Fankhauser on Biology!
- Georgia clinics, researchers help farmworkers battle dangerous heat
- Genetic variance and indirect genetic effects for affiliative social behavior in a wild primate
- New local children’s show gives kids room to grow
- There's a bit of good news about monkeypox. Is it because of the vaccine?
- $40 million in new funding for scholarships at this top U.S. B-school
- When hiring, don’t simply look for the best; look for what you need
- Testosterone may promote 'cuddling', not just violence, animal study finds
- Universities are making ethics a key focus of artificial intelligence research
- The evolutionary trait that may have led to human speech
- Tech Trajectories: A Methodology for Exploring the Tacit Knowledge of Writers Through Tool-Based Interviews
- Long COVID study looks at why some can’t shake dizziness, fatigue and more
- Dolphins make peace and love — not war — when they encounter strangers
- Emory + Georgia Tech AI.Humanity grants spur research to improve society, quality of human life
- An examination of the cultural and historic phenomenon of graffiti artwork in Emory exhibit
- Place-Based and Experiential Pedagogies: Teaching radical concepts in social movements and political sociology
- Students overcoming the crisis of not belonging
- What would declaring a national climate emergency do?
- The next elite business school: A new dean’s plans for Goizueta
- Emory’s Paul Bhasin named new music director of DeKalb Symphony Orchestra
- COVID-19: Georgia’s summer surge is here
- In times of uncertainty, go back to your goals and values
- Legal Tradition — Or Symbol of Subjugation?
- Georgia leaders going all in to attract new federal health agency
- In depth with Carol Anderson
- A Place To Sigh
- Emory customizes musculoskeletal care
- Saudi Arabia open to interfaith dialogue to combat religious intolerance, says U.S. special envoy to combat and monitor antisemitism
- Analysis: Atlanta’s HIV epidemic is still real
- ‘It’s not going to work’: Keeping race out of machine learning isn’t enough to avoid bias
- 4 Georgia hospitals in nation’s top 15% for outstanding patient experience
- Antisemitism monitor lands in Saudi Arabia on first official trip
- No, members of Congress don't receive extra pay for serving on special committees
- When should you use home COVID-19 tests? Here's what the experts say
- The theological ethicist who didn’t mince words
- Luke Timothy Johnson’s scholarly life
- What you need to know to stay safe in Atlanta’s heat
- Nobody wants to pay for ultra-fast food delivery
- Long-term exposure to air pollution linked to more severe COVID-19
- What to do if you keep testing positive for Covid — even after your symptoms are gone
- Dr. Neil Winawer on Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine trials for children, Ivermectin ineffectiveness
- Ambassador Lipstadt: Racism and antisemitism ‘firmly intertwined’
- Intergenerational narratives: Providing models of resistance and building hope
- Georgia’s high-dollar election campaigns now waged in your social media feeds
- How long COVID could change the way we think about disability
- Emory nursing school study: More time with an RN improves sepsis outcomes
- This nerve influences nearly every internal organ. Can it improve our mental state, too?
- Georgia-related science and nature books to read this summer
- Women making a mark: Nadine Kaslow
- When traditional antidepressants fail, some depressed patients seek relief with ketamine
- 3 people share how they lived through the pandemic with a serious mental illness
- U.S. births rose last year but still less than before pandemic
- What rights to prisoners of war have under international law?
- Vaccines are still mostly blocking severe disease
- Inside the Minds of Thrill Seekers
- How relocating Americans created new inflation hot spots
- What does ‘protection’ against COVID really mean?
- Emory University’s student-run venture fund focuses on underrepresented entrepreneurs
- More research links air pollution exposure and COVID-19 risk
- Rise in gun violence during pandemic adds strain to overburdened hospitals
- Unearthing memories of chef who died in Baltimore in 1801
- Inside the effort to expand virtual reality treatments for mental health
- The pros and cons of starting a business with your spouse
- No American should die of COVID-19 with treatments available, experts argue
- What’s the latest with Cobb’s cityhood movements?
- As colleges and universities drop admission tests, what’s the impact on enrollment?
- ‘I’m not all better’: How long COVID upended the life of an L.A. teen
- Emory among nation’s top 10 nursing schools for 2022
- Who should get an online master’s degree in public health?
- COVID vaccines are not meant to prevent all infections, experts say. Americans need to reset their expectations.
- Podcast: Behind the powerful Carlos Museum exhibit ‘And I Must Scream’
- Experts express cautious optimism about the latest covid variant
- Mask mandates to return to Philadelphia amid rising COVID cases. Should we be worried?
- isual artists see NFTs as a new opportunity to connect with their communities
- Tiger's back, but Lefty's nowhere to be found
- Political Rewind: More than two years later, where do we stand with COVID? And what comes next?
- Emory law professor: Mounting evidence of Russian war crimes is difficult to reject
- Walking your way to better health? Remember the acronym FIT
- Local nurses’ book champions human-centered leadership in health care
- Emory Law announces new concentrations for juris master degree
- MARTA considers rapid buses for Atlanta’s Clifton Corridor
- New Emory ARROW program helps frontline workers battle burnout in the workplace
- Moderna to ask FDA to authorize Covid-19 vaccine in children 6 months to 6 years
- Online brands try a traditional marketing strategy: Physical stores
- How protected are we against COVID-19? Scientists search for a test to measure immunity
- Picasso exhibit takes over Pullman Yards from Van Gogh
- Here’s what Emory’s top infectious disease expert says about omicron 'cousin' BA-2
- What the Fed’s interest rate increase means for you
- Inside the high-stakes race to test the COVID tests
- COVID is 'not over,' but CDC says most of America doesn't need to wear a mask. Should you listen?
- Atlanta’s inflation tops 10%, higher than national average
- How will COVID end? Experts look to past epidemics for clues
- A parasite could be killing millions of monarch butterflies as they migrate
- BLKHLTH nonprofit encourages people to get screened for colorectal cancer
- Automatic voter registration plummets in Georgia after initial surge
- Having trouble handling exercise after COVID? Here are expert tips.
- In times of uncertainty honesty really is the best policy for leaders
- Experts analyze several reasons why so many are living paycheck to paycheck
- Emory to host poet Marilyn Chin for online reading
- Omicron BA.2 subvariant is more contagious and can reinfect people, but isn’t more severe, studies find
- How to get the most out of your employees? Lean into their strengths
- Georgia votes 2022: New Trump effect, new election law, new political maps
- The Black record label that introduced the Beatles to America
- Progress in HIV/AIDS cure: N.Y. woman is free of HIV for 4 years
- The crisis management strategies that CEOs now use every day
- How Atlanta schools are supporting teachers' mental health using CARES Act dollars
- How much your bills have gone up depends a lot on where you live
- At-home COVID-19 tests may soon also include test for the influenza virus
- How to stay committed to change when we are all so tired
- We’re thinking about endemicity all wrong
- Health concerns grow as EPA probes metal plant next to Atlanta school
- What you can actually do after an Omicron infection
- Why Hong Kong may become a living laboratory in search for COVID-19 answers
- COVID therapeutics becoming important tool in combating the virus
- Entrepreneurship is changing. So are Atlanta’s entrepreneurs.
- Here's the latest research into the accuracy of at-home rapid COVID tests
- Advocates weigh in on Medicare decision on new Alzheimer’s drug
- 9 signs you need to break up with your therapist
- Booster shot generates antibodies against Omicron and Delta variants, says Indian vaccine maker
- Holiday lights are not just reserved for December in these communities
- A year after Jan. 6, are the guardrails that protect democracy real or illusory?
- Social issues to dominate Georgia’s election-year legislative session
- Wall Street Journal: Behind a new pill to treat Covid: A husband-and-wife team and a hunch
- You’re vaccinated and boosted. How should omicron affect your plans?
- CDC says Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines are preferred over Johnson and Johnson. What it means for you.
- Main characters in children's books still mostly male, study finds
- Georgia healthcare faces a winter of uncertainty
- One in ten adults worldwide have diabetes
- Monoclonal antibody Rx for COVID can be safely given by injection: Study
- Despite pandemic, Emory University reports 'unprecedented' increase in nursing school applications
- Expect a lot of ads and a ton of money to be spent on the 2022 election here in Georgia
- How HIV research paved the way for the COVID mRNA vaccines
- Don’t forget about the Delta variant as we assess the risks from Omicron
- What should you be aware of if you’re planning to ship or receive gifts this holiday season?
- AJC: Emory-developed COVID drug seeks FDA approval
- CNN: The FDA will soon decide on Merck's Covid-19 antiviral pill. It shows promise, but there are also concerns
- AJC: Opinion: Public engagement: The next scientific revolution
- Rural America’s false sense of security
- Opinion: Medicine’s lessons can make movie sets safer
- 300 minutes a week of moderate exercise may help ward off cancer
- Professor: Learning America's ugly racial history can inspire, not scar, our children
- How do leaders create impact? According to Gale King, intentionally
- Black love or war? A comprehensive look into the impact of racism on dating and relationships
- Antibody drugs could protect people with weak immune systems against COVID
- Washington Post: Britain authorizes Merck’s molnupiravir, the world’s first approval of oral covid-19 treatment pill
- Associated Press: UK authorizes Merck antiviral pill, 1st shown to treat COVID
- Wall Street Journal: Merck COVID-19 pill cleared for use in UK, its first authorization
- A brief guide on mixing and matching COVID booster shots
- BioSpace: Merck’s molnupiravir: When a private-public partnership bears fruit
- Emory epidemiologist’s research explores breast cancer disparities for Black women
- Colin Powell's affirmative action stance also defined him as a Black Republican
- Atlanta has school board elections this year. Here’s what you should know about them.
- This is how everyday sexism could stop you from getting that promotion
- Study: 'Sociability' hormone didn’t help kids with autism
- We accidentally solved the flu. Now what?
- What the future may hold for the coronavirus and us
- USA TODAY: Drugmakers seek FDA emergency authorization for molnupiravir, antiviral pill to treat COVID-19: Latest updates
- Nature: How antiviral pill molnupiravir shot ahead in the COVID drug hunt
- Nine pandemic words that almost no one gets right
- How antiviral pill molnupiravir shot ahead in the COVID drug hunt
- Combating sickle cell disease takes a community-based approach
- Chemistry World: Where are the COVID-19 drugs?
- AJC: Emory University research helps develop potential COVID-19 treatment drug
- Bloomberg: Merck’s COVID pill changes drugmaker’s fate after failed shots
- WXIA/11Alive: First pill to treat COVID, now headed for approval process, was discovered by Emory researchers
- STAT: Merck’s antiviral pill reduces hospitalization of Covid patients, a possible game-changer for treatment
- Daily Mail: Merck says its experimental COVID-19 pill cut hospitalizations and deaths by HALF in people recently infected with the virus - and plans to apply for FDA approval
- GPB: Promising COVID pill cuts hospitalizations and death in half. Atlanta's Emory University invented it
- Gizmodo: Merck and Ridgeback say their COVID-19 pill cuts chance of hospitalization and death by half
- The Scientist: Merck reports that its antiviral molnupiravir was effective against early stages of COVID-19 in high-risk patients in a Phase 3 clinical trial
- USA TODAY: New antiviral is highly effective, study finds, and is stirring hope that COVID-19 could be treated by a pill
- Contagion Live: Molnupiravir could become the first authorized COVID-19 pill
- CNN: A pill to treat Covid-19: 'We're talking about a return to, maybe, normal life'
- NPR: Merck to seek emergency authorization for pill it says cuts COVID-19 effects
- Wall Street Journal: Pill intended to be COVID-19’s Tamiflu succeeds in key study
- ABC News: New COVID-19 pills may keep recently diagnosed patients out of hospital, company says
- BioPharma Dive: Merck says antiviral pill effective against COVID-19, lifting hopes for first oral drug
- ScienceDirect: Developing a direct acting, orally available antiviral agent in a pandemic: the evolution of molnupiravir as a potential treatment for COVID-19
- Watch: The tedious process of training computers to think about medicine, explained
- Atlanta’s first Black female district attorney is at the center of America’s converging crises
- Kaiser Health News: A daily pill to treat COVID could be just months away, scientists say
- Coronavirus FAQ: Is there an app that'll prove I'm vaccinated, or is paper the best?
- Charity and good intentions will not end the COVID-19 pandemic
- How COVID-19 changed scientific mentoring
- Is the worst over? Models predict a steady decline In COVID cases through March
- U.S. pledges to double vaccine donations to boost global inoculation
- More reassuring data on COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy
- Children of immigrants make giving back a priority
- America's ongoing school nurses shortage turns dire: 'I don't know what the school year is going to bring'
- Coronavirus FAQ: What’s the advice about traveling in the Delta variant era?
- Is it safe to gather for Labor Day? Experts weigh in amid COVID-19 surge
- The great resignation could see half the nation's workers changing jobs
- As Delta surges, contact tracing re-takes COVID center stage
- Millennials at Work | Goizueta Effect - Andrea Hershatter
- After victory in World War II, Black veterans continued the fight for freedom at home
- A crisis within a crisis
- AI can guess your race based on X-rays, and researchers don't know how
- Should you travel with kids during the Delta surge? Consider these 6 trip scenarios.
- To vaccinate more Americans, lean into outbreaks
- COVID isn’t going away. So what now?
- Haiti slammed by tropical storm days after deadly quake: 'Countless Haitian families have lost everything'
- Warning signs of mental health issues students could experience amid pandemic
- 10 ways to boost your energy and feel rejuvenated throughout the day
- Americans suffer pandemic whiplash as leaders struggle with changing virus
- Deaths from Alzheimer's far more common in rural America
- Will we need booster shots? And other questions about the Delta variant, answered.
- Carol Anderson, Robert Olen Butler featured at Decatur book fest
- CDC advises vaccinated people in high transmission areas to wear masks indoors
- How swimmer Andrew Wilson made it to Tokyo against long odds
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