FALL 2022

A champion for Rollins

M. Daniele “Dani” Fallin, the new James W. Curran Dean of Public Health, is poised to lead the school into a changing and challenging future.

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Largest HIV self-testing program

Rollins researchers are preparing to launch the largest nationwide mailed HIV self-testing program in US history.

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Remembering Gene Gangarosa

A pioneer in the field of water, sanitation, and hygiene, Eugene “Gene” J. Gangrosa leaves a large and meaningful legacy.

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Features

Dangerous soil

Eri Saikawa builds on previous studies to measure environmental contaminants and their health costs in Atlanta’s Westside.

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Precision public health

Rollins scientists in the Emory Precision Public Health Research program work to apply genomic discoveries in public health.

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When epidemics converge

Don Operario, the new chair of the Department of Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences, studies how “syndemics” affect vulnerable populations.

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Dean's Message

Excited for my new role

First Look

Students meet their new dean

Clifton Notes

Contributions

More than one way to serve

Philanthropy

Paying it forward

In Memoriam

In Memoriam

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