Emory Public Health

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Rollins School of Public Health. Demonstrating the science of through discovery, dissemination, & application of knowledge at home and abroad.

Atlanta, GA
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Joined May 2012
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  1. Aug 23

    RSPH study finds group sports effective at reducing chronic disease risk factors in adults.

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    Aug 22

    Three Emory students spent their summer in a castle competing for $1 million to develop a device designed to help wearers cope with climate change

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    Aug 21

    approach to examine combinations of toxic metals in-utero leading to smaller birth weights through impacts on the placental transcriptome. ⁦⁩ ⁦ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  4. Aug 21

    Listen in to hear RSPH's on today's Political Rewind. Show airing at 2p.m.

    We have a great panel of healthcare experts today to answer all of your questions about Obamacare, Medicaid, Rural Hospital Tax Credit and any healthcare questions you might have. Tweet us your questions.
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  5. Aug 17

    This year's Emory Global Health Institute seed grant recipients including Thomas Clasen and Melissa F. Young from Rollins! Congratulations!

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  6. Aug 16

    Tené Lewis (mentor & Rollins prof.) and Miriam Van Dyke (mentee and Emory PhD student) have been selected as one of 45 Gilliam Fellowship pairs by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute! Way to go!

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  7. Aug 14

    Xu Ji, an alum from Emory's PhD program in Health Services Research and Health Policy was named the 2018 recipient of the AcademyHealth Outstanding Dissertation Award:

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  8. Aug 13

    Study finds links between hormone therapy in transwomen and vascular side effects:

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  9. Aug 9

    Atlanta has one of the hightest rates of AIDS in the U.S. Find out the work Emory researchers are doing to combat this epidemic:

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  10. Aug 9

    Listen to Carlos del Rio speak about a commentary published in Annals of Internal Medicine, with action steps to integrate treatment of opioid and infectious epidemics:

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  11. Aug 8

    45 student-advisor pairs nationwide received the 2018 Gilliam Fellowships for Advanced Study, including Rollins’ Tené Lewis (mentor) and Miriam Van Dyke (mentee). Congratulations!

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  12. Aug 7

    We're so proud of our PhD students Leslie Salas, Dana Williamson and Raven Hardy—all Health Policy Research Scholars, a national leadership program supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Learn about them and the program here:

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  13. Aug 7

    An international panel, which included Rollins' Carlos del Rio, has developed new guidelines for HIV treatment and prevention.

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  14. Aug 6

    Congratulations to this year's Emory Global Health Institute seed grant recipients, including Thomas Clasen and Melissa F. Young from Rollins!

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    Aug 2

    Congratulations to ⁦⁩ selected as a 2018 Public Voices Fellow ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  16. Aug 3

    Atlanta has one of the hightest rates of in the U.S. Find out about the work Emory researchers are doing to combat this epidemic:

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  17. Aug 2

    Way to go Tené Lewis (mentor) and Miriam Van Dyke (mentee)! They’ve been selected as one of 45 Gilliam Fellowship pairs by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute!

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  18. Aug 1

    Dean James Curran featured on part II of JAMA's podcast about the early days of the epidemic. Listen in:

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    Jul 30

    ICYMI: Big news from ! New analysis led by Member, Patrick Sullivan (), finds use linked to fewer new diagnoses in US states. Learn more via :

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    Jul 29

    ICYMI: To hear first-hand accounts of the ‘s early investigation into what would later be known as , check out this special Podcast. Tune in to hear from former team members, incl. Co-Director, Dr. James Curran ().

    Podcast: By using basic epidemiologic methods, a small team of public servants at the raced against the clock to unravel the mystery of , doing their best to minimize the damage of this rapidly spreading disease. Listen now:
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