August 20, 2008

• Trapping White Blood Cells to Treat Chronic Viral Infections
• Magnolia Compound Hits Elusive Target in Cancer Cells
• Study of Former Child Soldiers Yields New Data to Guide Mental Health Interventions
• What Your Body Knows
• Cardiologists Connect High Blood Pressure and Gum Health

July 31, 2008

• Deep Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for Difficult-to-Treat Depression
• Antibiotics Can Improve Gene-Silencing Tool
• Seeing Smarter: Better Diagnosis With New Imaging Tools
• No Matter What Language You Speak, Diabetes is a Global Problem
• Unraveling the Mysteries of PTSD

July 9, 2008

• Medicine and Engineering Converge in 10-Year Partnership
• Ecology and Public Health: The City as Lab
• Gene Silencer and Quantum Dots Reduce Protein Production to a Whisper
• Against All Odds: Notable Tech Transfer Success Stories
• Human Research Protection Group Accredits Emory University

June 13, 2008

• Health Sciences Redevelopment Plans Include New Research Space
• CancerQuest Website Features Interviews with Winship Cancer Institute Researchers
• Protein Could Provide Innate Defense Against HIV
• Science Coalition Features Emory-GeoVax Biotech Success Story
• "Intrabody" Mops Up Mutant Huntington's Protein in Mice

May 30, 2008

• Research Program at Atlanta VA Medical Center Among Nation's Tops
• First Transgenic Huntington's Primate Model Could Lead to Therapy Breakthroughs
• The Emotional Fallout of War
• ARCHE Report: Atlanta Ranks Fifth in Percentage of Higher Ed Research Spending
• Emory Medical Faculty Reside in India as Part of Global Vaccine Partnership
• Learning How Some Breast Cancers Resist Tamoxifen Could Help Improve Treatment

May 8, 2008

• Bring Your Questions for Frans de Waal to the New York Times
• Method for Fast Human Antibodies Against Flu Could Find Broad Use
• Emory Global Health Institute Projects Span the Globe
• Clinical Study Seeks Answers to Mysteries of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
• Preventing Stillbirths: A National Research Network Seeks Answers
• Data + Mathematical Models = Dynamics of Malaria Infections

April 23, 2008

• Visible Darkness: Pursuing the Biological Basis of Depression
• Monkeys Show Toy Preferences Based on Gender
• Secrets of a Silent Killer: Tracking the Clues to Hepatitis C
• Plant Extract Shows Promise for Treating Inflammation
• Outwitting Salmonella Infection

April 4, 2008

• Imaging Spotlights Language Difference in Human and Chimp Brains
• Mediterranean Diet = Less Oxidative Stress
• Fruit Flies Lead the Way to Fragile X Drugs
• The Busy Life of a Research VP
• Simple Blood Test Could Alter Course of Colon Cancer
• Training the Ebola Handlers
• Turning Down the Heat Means Better Sleep for Dialysis Patients
• Lung Cancer Cells' Survival Gene May Be Drug Target
• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Opens Doors for Early-Career Scientists

March 18, 2008

• Gold Nanoparticle Probes May Allow Earlier Cancer Detection
• A Chip Off the Old Genomic Block
• Angiogenesis May Hold Key to Efficient Treatment of Leprosy
• Better Childhood Nutrition Increases Productivity, Emory Study Finds
• Novel Anti-Cancer Strategy Yields Promising Results in Mouse Research
• First Line of Defense Against Colds and Flu