Emory Study to Examine Kidney Disease of Unknown Origin in Latino Agricultural Workers
An increasing number of Latino agricultural workers are arriving with kidney failure at Atlanta’s...
Read MoreAn increasing number of Latino agricultural workers are arriving with kidney failure at Atlanta’s...
Read MoreThe National Institute on Aging selected Emory University as the lead institution to receive a...
Read MoreThe Briarcliff Corridor Water Infrastructure Replacement Project, which will replace about 45,000 feet of water lines along Briarcliff and North Decatur roads, began construction on Sept. 22, according to Engineering Manager at...
Read MorePatients at for-profit kidney dialysis centers are less likely to receive kidney transplants than those at nonprofit centers, according to a Sept. 10 study published by researchers at Emory and health care company Kaiser...
Read MoreA decade ago, Emory neurologist and doctor Lynn Marie Trotti made an accidental discovery when one of her patients was prescribed the antibiotic clarithromycin for an infection. After taking the medication, the patient’s...
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