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For years, Patrick Bellamy lived with kidney disease, but by late 2025 his condition had progressed to kidney failure, making even simple daily activities difficult. Following nearly two years on dialysis, he learned he urgently needed a kidney transplant. Through the living donor screening process, Patrick's sister, Ashley, was found to be a match and donated her kidney, giving her brother a second chance at life.

Today, Patrick is recovering well and has returned to a healthier, more active life. Their story highlights the powerful impact of living organ donation and the extraordinary differences donors can make.

At Emory Healthcare, the No. 1 kidney transplant and living donor program in the U.S. by volume, Patrick received advanced transplant care from our nationally recognized team, which combines expertise, innovation and compassion to help patients achieve better outcomes.

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Most of us spend hours looking down at screens, putting extra strain on our necks and spine. This can lead to "tech neck."

Knowing the symptoms, better posture and targeted exercises can keep your neck and spine healthy.

Read more https://www.emoryhealthcare.org/stories/ortho/what-is-tech-neck-symptoms-causes-and-exercises-that-can-help

Improving health starts with meeting people where they are.

We're proud to celebrate one year of Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University's mobile prostate cancer screening program and the impact it's making across Georgia. By bringing free PSA screenings directly into communities, the program is helping expand access to preventive care and support earlier detection for those who need it most.

Interested in getting screened or sharing this resource with someone who could benefit? Learn more about the program and upcoming screening locations: https://winshipcancer.emory.edu/cancer-types-and-treatments/prostate-cancer/screening/mobile.php

An annual flu vaccine is one of the best ways to help protect yourself and those around you. The earlier you get vaccinated, the sooner your body can build protection for the months ahead.

Learn why vaccination matters https://bit.ly/4yx67PZ

Today, we joined first responders from across Georgia in remembering and honoring the lives lost on September 11. As hundreds climbed Stone Mountain, observed a moment of silence and raised the American flag, we paused together in reflection, gratitude and remembrance.

We honor the courage, sacrifice and service of those who answered the call that day and those who continue to serve our communities every day.

Did you know foot health is closely connected to your overall health? From daily inspections to choosing the right footwear, these eight tips from Rami Calis, MD, can help older adults maintain comfort, mobility and independence.

Learn how to take care of your feet. Your body will thank you. https://bit.ly/4h0WhyT

Today, science shows that strength training can help young female athletes improve performance, build confidence and reduce risk of injury when done correctly.

Learn why our experts recommend it and tips for getting started https://bit.ly/3SxpRDY

Headed out of town this weekend? Don’t let getting sick derail your holiday.

From airport crowds to new environments, travel can expose you to germs and disrupt your routine. Explore simple, practical tips to help you stay healthy on the go.

Read more and travel smarter: https://bit.ly/4i7XeaM