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Articles by Jack Kearse
MAN ON FIRE
Jalen Richardson survived a fiery motorcycle crash. Then came the hard part. SEPT. 4, 2016 By all predictions, Atlanta’s long Labor Day weekend was going to be a scorcher, with temperatures soaring toward the 90s and air that hung swampy and still, offering little promise of relief. To Jalen Richardson, it didn’t matter. He knew how to create his own breeze.
Paying It Forward!
Winship surgical oncologists Kenneth Cardona and Shishir Maithel. Photography by Jack Kearse Many young Winship physicians and scientists did their medical education, residency, or training at Emory and were deeply influenced by their mentors. They are grateful to the people who taught them and helped guide their careers, but mentors say they got as much out of the experience as the mentees. Here are a few of those who share that unique relationship.
Sara's Journey
The month-long trips combine student education with care, and the medical teams perform multiple surgeries each day, seeing more than 100 patients in all. Medical students assist surgical residents and faculty, who bring their own supplies and face challenging conditions: minimal running water, ORs that function on a diesel generator, intermittent power outages, operating by headlamps.
What is the Flesh-Eating Disease that Took Aimee Copeland's Limbs? : People.com
Aimee Copeland at in-patient rehab Jack Kearse/Emory University By Lindsay Kimble @lekimble 06/08/2016 AT 12:30 PM EDT Aimee Copeland's life has dramatically changed over the past four years. In May 2012, the then 24-year-old cut her leg in a fall from a homemade zip-line into the Little Tallapoosa River in Carrollton, Georgia. Copeland received 22 surgical staples to close the deep gash and was sent home from the hospital. But three days later, she woke up to a terrifying sight.
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