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Vanquishing the dragon
After afflicting the world's poorest for centuries, Guinea worm disease soon may be wiped out Story
Female heart attacks
Rollins researcher co-authors AHA’s first-ever statement on the subject
Alzheimer's and African Americans
Study finds blacks are more likely to develop the disease.
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CLIFTON NOTES
- "Proof"
- Emory hosts microbiome symposium
- Arriola joins Dean's office
- World Toilet Day
- Rollins researcher co-authors AHA's first-ever statement on female heart attacks
- Highly cited researcher
- Two elected to NAM
- Seminar spotlights sexual and reproductive health
- Hand sanitizer as effective as soap for farmworkers
- African Americans more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease
- Statins and the flu
- Southeast lags in tobacco controls
- Global mortality rates tracked over 30 years
- Researchers garner GEOHealth Hub award
- Emory's president to retire
- Lewin now leads health sciences at Emory
- Media Savvy
- Keeping momentum toward AIDS-free generation
ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
- Rollins Alumni Association Awards New award created to honor service to the school
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Features
Getting to zero
Experts weigh in on what it will take to end the AIDS epidemic Story
Changing of the guard
New leadership at four public health powerhouses Story
Front lines of the Syrian crisis
Ramadan Assi leads a key refugee program in Turkey Story
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