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Creating Country Doctors: Mercer’s Mission Vital To Georgia

Katja Ridderbusch, Georgia Health News • Aug 13, 2018

A few years ago, Emory University Hospital’s medical intensive care unit had up to 1,400 alarms per bed per day, a cacophony of beeping, buzzing, ringing and pinging. Emory was among the first to take on the issue of alarm fatigue, where the staff eventually can become desensitized and the alarms turn into background noise.

Emory University Hospital Leads Efforts To Reduce Consequences Of Alarm Fatigue

Katja Ridderbusch • Aug 3, 2018

Cassandra Quave, an ethnobotanist, pursues a cure for infections, especially those that are resistant to common antibiotic treatments. She focuses on natural remedies that traditional healers have used for hundreds of years.

The Medicine Woman: Emory Researcher Takes Up Fight Against Superbugs

Katja Ridderbusch • Mar 28, 2018

Opioid Crisis Forces Physicians To Focus On Alternative Pain Treatments

Katja Ridderbusch • Dec 15, 2017

Sick Georgians Swamped By Medical Bills Seek Help Wherever They Can Find It

Katja Ridderbusch, Georgia Health News • Oct 4, 2017

‘Hipster’ Health Insurance, Linked To A Surprising Name, May Come To Atlanta

Katja Ridderbusch, Georgia Health News • Sep 26, 2017

These Classes Teach The Kiss Of Life — For Pets

Katja Ridderbusch • Aug 4, 2017

Atlanta Hairdresser Ramps Up Knowledge To Help Cancer Patients

Katja Ridderbusch • Apr 17, 2017

Higher Workloads Are Leaving US Doctors In Distress

Katja Ridderbusch • Jun 22, 2016