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CAR-T researcher joins IMMCG to advance cancer immunotherapy

May 29, 2024Woman's head shotHeather Henley

Nicholas Gascoigne, PhD, whose research explores CAR-T cell function in cancer immunotherapy, is the newest faculty member at the Immunology Center of Georgia.

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Ravindra Kolhe, MD, PhD, named chair of MCG Department of Pathology

May 21, 2024Woman smilingJennifer Hilliard Scott

“It was Dr. Kolhe’s leadership that helped shape MCG’s, our health system’s and Georgia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic," said MCG Dean David Hess, MD.

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Cortes named inaugural editor of new international medical journal

May 14, 2024Chris Curry

“'Blood Global Hematology' will be a home for research done anywhere in the world and a voice for the global hematologic research community."

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Retired radiologist, MCG alum pays tribute to parents through endowment

May 8, 2024Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

“I hope it inspires some of them who received scholarships like I did, that they will do the same when they have the means to give back.”

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MCG scientists identify new treatment target for leading cause of blindness

May 2, 2024Woman smilingJennifer Hilliard Scott

“We show, for the first time in this study, that many fibroblast cells are actually produced by these excessive endothelial cells. We must find a way to prevent this from...

Governor honors MCG assistant dean for efforts to battle colon cancer in rural Georgia

April 24, 2024Tim Rausch

"Screening can prevent 60% of colorectal cancers, and 90% can be cured if detected early,” said Koosh Desai, MD.

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