Cover Story
Postcards from the EIS
Rollins alumni recount their most interesting cases as CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service officers Story
Attendance effect
Attending religious services, regardless of the denomination, may be good for your health.
Risks of prediabetes
People with prediabetes face a substantial risk for cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease.
Message from the Dean
- Message from the Dean Rollins and the disease detectives
Briefs
- First Look
- Attending religious services associated with lower risk of mortality
- Rollins ranks fifth in NIH funding
- Linking childhood adversity and heart disease
- Protesting gun violence
- Thurman receives Ryan White Award
- Anti-vaccine movement may be waning
- The need for total sanitation coverage
- Breiman elected to National Academy of Medicine
- Supporting Puerto Rican women during Zika outbreak
- Benefits of delayed marriage
- For diabetes prevention, lifestyle changes more effective than drugs
- Rollins teams with Alzheimer's Association to offer free curriculum
- Leaving a legacy in public health and medicine
- Beloved and renowned teacher, David Kleinbaum retires
- Media Savvy
- Prediabetes heightens risk for cardiovascular, kidney disease
Philanthropy
Contributions
- A healthy skeptic The founder, CEO, president, and editor-in-chief of a digital communication company, Robert Davis has worked in a range of public health communication roles.
Features
Rising to the challenge
Research center studies reproductive health in the Southeast Story
Tracing back success
How early childhood factors can impact adult function Story
Fighting AIDS in the South
New initiative takes aim at health disparities Story
Alumni reception
Hundreds gather during APHA meeting Story
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