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13-year-old Patient Receives First-Ever Dose of New Peanut Allergy Treatment
May 19, 2020On Friday, March 13, in a groundbreaking milestone moment in the food allergy world, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Dr. Brian Vickery administered the first-ever dose of a new FDA-approved peanut allergy oral immunotherapy treatment for pediatric patients.…
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Emory, Lilly, NIAID join clinical trial to show efficacy of remdesivir & baricitinib against COVID
May 11, 2020Emory, Lilly, NIAID join academic centers in clinical trial to demonstrate efficacy of remdesivir and baricitinib against COVID-19
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CCIV Special Coronavirus Pilot Award
May 04, 2020Congratulations to Mehul Suthar, PhD and Anne Piantadosi, MD, PhD, whose research project titled “Genomics and Pathogenesis of SARS-CoV-2” was selected for funding as the CCIV Special Coronavirus Pilot Award
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Emory University helps test the nation’s first potential COVID-19 vaccine and possible treatments
May 04, 2020From Atlanta Magazine: Emory University helps test the nation’s first potential COVID-19 vaccine and possible treatments The race against COVID-19 BY MICHELE COHEN MARILL - MAY 1, 2020 Evan Anderson, an infectious-disease doctor, heads to his post on the…
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Emory part of national program to fast-track COVID-19 tests
April 30, 2020Emory part of national program to fast-track COVID-19 tests
Woodruff Health Sciences Center | April 30, 2020
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Children’s Announces Imlay Grant Awardees
April 27, 2020Robotic exoskeletons and 3D-printed tracheal splint projects each received $115,000
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SARS-C0V-2 pathogenesis, immune responses, and treatment: from macaques to humans
April 27, 2020Researchers from Emory School of Medicine and Yerkes National Primate Research Center received a $150,000 seed grant to take a cross-scales approach to uncover insights to help in the care of COVID-19 patients. The award is from the Emory basic science initiative From Molecules and Pathogens to Populations and Pandemics.
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Landscape of coronavirus recombination across scales
April 27, 2020Researchers from Emory College and the School of Medicine received a seed grant of $150,000 to find genomic markers for recombination events of coronaviruses. The award is from the Emory basic science initiative From Molecules and Pathogens to Populations and Pandemics.