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Researchers at Emory University’s Winship Cancer Institute and Piedmont Atlanta Hospital are testing daraxonrasib, an experimental pancreatic cancer drug, after FDA early-access approval; early results show tumor shrinkage with fewer side effects than standard chemotherapy, offering hope for patients facing one of the deadliest cancers.
A 2023 updated COVID-19 vaccine developed by Emory University produces antibodies with a half-life of over 500 days, about three times longer than previous versions, and offers broad protection against multiple strains, highlighting the importance of updated immunizations in combating the evolving virus.
Emory University is ranked No. 24 among top national universities by U.S. News & World Report for 2026, also earning high marks for value and innovation, with notable programs in nursing and business.
Patrick Joseph White, identified as the active shooter near Emory University and CDC Atlanta, was killed in a CVS after firing at the CDC building, injuring a police officer who later died. Neighbors described White as upset over COVID-19 vaccines, but his motives remain unconfirmed. The incident resulted in multiple firearms recovered and a lockdown of nearby institutions.
A shooting near Emory University and the CDC campus in Atlanta resulted in two deaths, including a police officer, and the suspected gunman was found dead. The incident prompted a large law enforcement response, and the investigation is ongoing to determine the motive.
A shooting on Emory University's campus resulted in the death of Officer David Rose and the suspect, with no civilians harmed. The incident involved an active shooter near the CDC, prompting a coordinated law enforcement response, lockdowns, and safety measures for nearby children and staff.
A police officer was killed and the suspect died from a gunshot wound in a shooting near the CDC headquarters and Emory University in Atlanta, with no civilians harmed. The suspect, who may have shot himself, was found dead after exchanging gunfire with police, and a shelter-in-place was issued on the campus. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has prompted responses from local and federal officials.
Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Emory University in Atlanta, prompting students and staff to take safety precautions, with reports of gunfire near campus and ongoing investigations.
An active shooter was reported at Emory University in Atlanta, prompting a lockdown and police response. Multiple gunshots were heard, and authorities advised people to shelter in place as law enforcement, including the FBI, responded to the scene near Emory Point CVS. The situation is ongoing, with no confirmed injuries reported yet.
An active shooter incident near Emory University in Atlanta has led to police and FBI response, with reports of bullet holes at the CDC building and ongoing shelter-in-place orders for campus safety.
A breakthrough clinical trial at Emory University in Atlanta has found that a new surgical technique to remove blood clots from the brain not only effectively removes clots, but also reduces recovery times, allowing some patients to be released from the hospital within days. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, focused on treating hemorrhagic strokes, the deadliest and most debilitating form of stroke. The technique involves using two medical devices to remove blood clots within 24 hours of the stroke, and has shown promising results in improving outcomes for stroke patients, particularly in the Southeastern U.S. region known as the "stroke belt."
A study from Emory University found that children regularly exposed to second-hand vaping had higher levels of cancer-causing chemicals in their bodies compared to those not exposed. The chemicals in e-cigarette vapor can lead to inflammation and cellular damage linked to diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. While some believe vaping is a safer alternative to smoking, experts warn of the potential health risks, especially for children. With the vaping market predicted to nearly double by 2032, concerns about the impact on public health, particularly among young people, continue to grow.
Researchers at Emory University have presented exciting findings in the pursuit of an HIV cure. The study demonstrated the potential of Jak inhibitors, specifically ruxolitinib, to significantly decay the viral reservoir in people with HIV, offering a novel pathway toward long-term remission or a cure. The results showed an estimated 99.99% clearance of the peripheral HIV-1 reservoir in less than three years. The study also highlighted the impact of ruxolitinib on immune activation, cell survival, and immune dysregulation. While further research and clinical trials are needed, these findings offer hope for the development of cure-based interventions for HIV.