When Dr. Locke J. Bryan, an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia and a physician with the Georgia Cancer Center, explains immunotherapy to his patients, he usually brings...
Ask the Experts: Cannabidiol, where are we now?
Now, more than four years later, a lot has changed. Epidiolex, the drug used in the study, has received approval from the FDA for the treatment of seizures in two of the most severe forms of epilepsy — Lennox-Gastaut...
From the Dean: Winter 2019
Sometimes, when I am thinking about where the Medical College of Georgia needs to be – and how to get it there – I think about where it has been. MCG is 190 years old this December, so there is clearly much to think...
News and Views: Winter 2019
Fighting Cancer Oxidative stress can help tumors thrive, but one way novel cancer treatments work is by pushing levels to the point where it instead helps tumors die, scientists report. Adoptive T cell therapy appears...
Life After
For Dr. Hammad Aslam, ’14, there is life before May 23, 2009, and there is life after. Before is when he was a recent University of Georgia graduate eagerly anticipating starting school at the Medical College of Georgia...
