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Going glocal
Rollins faculty, students, and alumni tackle pressing public health problems in our backyard and across the globe. Story
An extraordinary gift
The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation pledged $65 million toward construction of a third Rollins building.
An app to diagnose anemia
Researchers test a new app that can diagnose anemia from photos of a patient's nail bed.
Clifton Notes
- Young teens are not getting the HPV vaccine
- Rollins Foundation pledges a gift toward a third building
- Hubert awarded Emory Medal
- Sterk elected to National Academy of Medicine
- Research links PBB exposure to DNA modifications
- Global Hand-Washing Day
- More funding for Georgia Climate Project
- An app to diagnose anemia
- LGBTQ Health Conference coming to Emory
- Media Savvy
- Why did Rollins researchers cross the road?
- Rollins alumna named president-elect of APHA
- Lifetime achievement award for Curran
- 40 under 40
- Despite FDA regulation, corn masa flour is not being fortified
- Emory Cares
- New mental health center
- Public health solutions for declining life expectancy
- At the tipping point
- Studying vaccine VIPs
- The measure of a child
Contributions
- Helping a tribe navigate its journey Melmed has used the skills she acquired with her MPH to help the Makah and Jamestown S'Klallam tribes in Washington state improve health, increase self-sufficiency, and bolster knowledge of traditional customs and practices.
Alumni Connection
Features
Going Glocal: Maternal & Child Health
Going Glocal: Diabetes
Going Glocal: HIV/AIDS
Going Glocal: Mental Health
Going Glocal: WASH
Going Glocal: Cancer
Appreciation Dinner
Rollins alumni, faculty, staff, and friends gathered at the Capital City Club in February for an evening to celebrate donors and scholarship recipients. Story
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