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Dec 5, 2024The health of your muscles, joints and bones is central to everything you do physically. Explore expert tips on musculoskeletal health, as well as the latest orthopaedic research, treatments and patient stories. Read More
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Dec 5, 2024Wellness and nutrition are key to your quality of life and mental well-being. Get expert tips on exercise, diet, disease prevention and more. Read More
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Dec 5, 2024Learn about the latest lifesaving and quality of life improvement organ transplant research, procedures and patient stories. Read More
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Dec 3, 2024Despite significant progress, heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women (and men). Emory Heart & Vascular has preventive heart health tips and provides care for women with or at risk of heart disease. Read More
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Nov 26, 2024Emory in the News: Experts Address Early Onset Cancer, AI Use in Health Care, Dementia Care and MoreEmory Healthcare and Emory University experts discuss current medical issues in the news, including early onset cancer, AI usage to improve health care, immunotherapy, Type 3 diabetes research and more. Read More
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Nov 19, 2024When Novah’s birth didn’t go according to Charday’s plan, the maternity and NICU teams at Emory Decatur Hospital ensured their health and safety. Read More
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Nov 18, 2024Emory Healthcare offers gender-affirming hysterectomy for people who are transgender and gender non-binary. Read More
Patient Stories
Alge Crumpler: Remaking of A Pro
A four-time All-Pro tight end with an NFL career spanning a decade with the Falcons, Patriots, Titans and Jaguars, Alge Crumpler was a legend on and off the field.
Alge, 44, built a reputation as a leader at his position and a leader among his teammates. However, like many elite athletes, he struggled to make the transition from the field to post-professional play life