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Dec. 11, 2012 | news.emory.edu

AAAS and Emory announce 2012 fellows

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Three Emory professors representing chemistry, biochemistry and biomedical engineering have been selected as 2012 Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

It pays to participate in Emory's new health screenings				New prenatal test provides more information than current method

Beginning in January, employees and retirees can earn an incentive on their medical plan by taking part in a health screening and an online health assessment. Read more »		Find some time to turn off the TV/computer/tablet/phone and pick up Phillip Thompson's new book, "Returning to Reality: Thomas Merton's Wisdom for a Technological Age." Read more »		Emory participated in a national clinical trial showing that chromosomal microarray analysis is a more definitive method of prenatal testing than current karyotype testing. Read more »

Engage Emory Save the date: Thursday, Jan. 10 for the "Healthy New You" expo from the Faculty Staff Assistance Program. Drop in or stay awhile at Cox Hall ballroom for fitness info, group exercise, cooking demos and more at the all-day event. Schedule coming Jan. 4.		Take Note Emory leaders hold follow-up meeting regarding college plan Stephen Beehler: Tweeting the story of Emory Cooler buildings help Emory save energy over the holidays Violence against women is focus of Mary Lynn Morgan lecture Read more »		Faculty in the News Merle Black "In run for governor, Cuccinelli will have to reunite Republicans," Associated Press, Dec. 9 Rafael Pardo "Grads skirt student loans," Wall Street Journal, Dec. 7 Melissa Kottke "Emory receives $3.2M grant," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Dec. 6 Read more »
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