2025 News

Emory Healthcare physicians are changing the lives of patients by offering a new procedure for women suffering from symptoms caused by uterine fibroids that cause severe pain. Read More

On Valentine's Day, some of Emory's scientific power couples are proving that the best research is produced in pairs. Emory is home to several co-investigators, faculty members and clinicians who will be taking a break from analyzing data and treating patients to celebrate the sweetest day of the year together. Read More

Houston Healthcare and Emory Healthcare announced today they have approved the initial steps and continuation process for Houston Healthcare to join the Emory Healthcare system. Read More

Since November, Emory surgeons have been piloting new software that creates a three-dimensional digital image of a patient's lungs. Having access to a 3D model makes removing hard-to-reach cancerous cells more efficient and precise. Think of it as the first time a cartographer added mountains and canyons to the layout of a map—only in this case, that map leads straight to saving a patient's life. Read More

Evan Thoman recently sat down to share a little bit about the path he’s taken and the often-overlooked aspects of his team’s work to enhance employee well-being. Read More

Emory professors Gari Clifford and Rachel Hall-Clifford worked with indigenous Mayan midwives in rural Guatemala to develop easy-to-use health monitoring devices for pregnant women. Read More

Scott Boden’s reputation as a partnership builder, strategic thinker and healthcare innovator earned him what it often does: an expanded job that hadn’t existed previously at Emory, that of Chief Partnership and Innovation Officer. Read More

Emory and Georgia State University are reimagining dementia care through a new program created in collaboration with local artists and educators that teaches care partners improvisation skills to foster empathetic and effective communication. Read More

Emory Healthcare celebrates the first babies born in 2025 at three of its hospitals. Read More