Emory Medicine Magazine | Spring 2012
Jacques Galipeau likens what he does to taking a few cells and turning them into an army of combat soldiers—soldiers that he hopes will win the war against Crohn’s and other autoimmune diseases. Read more >
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Pipeline embolization device repairs formerly untreatable aneurysms
Protein may be key to explanation for racial disparities in kidney failure
Enzyme that flips switch on cells’ sugar cravings may be anti-cancer target
Better vaccination through microneedle patch
Giving immune cells a pep talk
Lining up chemotherapy and radiation
Features:
Marching orders
A no-crack solution to aortic stenosis
Classnotes:
Class news and in memory
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