Join Young-Mi Go, Dean Jones, and Elias Arner for the Emory-Karolinska Institute workshop on cadmium-selenium interactions in health. Details Date: Wednesday, November 4 Time: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Location: Emory University School of Medicine, Room…
Varun Kishor Phadke, MD is a third-year infectious diseases fellow in the Emory T32 Vaccinology Training Program (VTP). Dr. Phadke works in the areas of vaccine clinical trials and maternal immunization, with a focus on pertussis. Pertussis…
William A. Gahl, MD, PhD, director of the NIH Undiagnosed Diseases Program, will present the inaugural Paul W. Seavey Distinguished Lecture, “The NIH: Undiagnosed Diseases Program & Network,” Tuesday, October 20 at noon in the…
The Paul B. Beeson, MD Faculty Recognition Award was established in honor of Dr. Paul Beeson’s outstanding contributions to the developing field of infectious diseases and as chair of the Emory University Department of Medicine from 1946 to 1952. Each year,…
Emory University Department of Medicine internal medicine residents have the opportunity to train at the Atlanta VA Medical Center. The Atlanta VA Medical Center (VAMC) serves the health-care needs of more than 100,000 enrolled veterans living…
Department of Medicine faculty: The Department of Medicine is in the process of updating our strategic plan for the next five years. The plan focuses on our core missions of clinical care, research, and education…
The Research Resources Workshop is a monthly educational series designed to help researchers learn about a single valuable, and in some cases underutilized, research resource and walk away feeling that you know how to use it and…
Speaker: Adam Raymond, PhD (Patent Agent, Pabst Patent Group, LLP) Date: Wednesday, Nov. 4 Time: 12-1 p.m. Location: Hurst Conference Room – Emory University Hospital, Room E 450 Upcoming workshop Dec. 2: Pearls from successful…
Emory University School of Medicine has been awarded a three-year, $2.2-million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), making Emory a new member of its Prevention Epicenters Program. The program, which began…
The primary care residency track, within the J. Willis Hurst Residency program at Emory University, is designed to produce outstanding general internists who are preparing for a professional career in primary care clinical practice, as clinician-educators, or…