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From hantavirus to Ebola, Emory's Serious Communicable Diseases Unit was built to contain the world's most dangerous biological threats.

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Emory Goizueta Brain Health Institute part of nationwide NIH study on links between environmental factors and Alzheimer’s disease Sep. 18, 2026

Emory is helping lead a $30.9 million NIH-funded study examining how lifelong environmental and social exposures influence Alzheimer’s disease, unlocking new paths for prevention and brain health.

National Academy of Medicine selects Rachel Hadler as a 2026 fellow Sep. 15, 2026

Learn about Rachel Hadler's quest to improve communication in the ICU. She was handpicked to join the National Academy of Medicine to produce evidence-based guidance to improve quality of life across the country.

Emory University announces recipients of the 2026 Max Cooper Prize in Immunology Sep. 3, 2026

Scientists Thomas Boehm, Klaus Rajewsky and Tadatsugu Taniguchi are the 2026 Max Cooper Prize in Immunology recipients. The award’s namesake is Max. D. Cooper, a renowned Emory immunologist whose work includes pioneering studies on the evolution of the immune system.

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