Emory Global Health Institute (EGHI)

EGHI works at the intersection of education, research, and practice to achieve global health impact.

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Emory Deputy General Counsel, Mindy Simon, receives EGHI’s 2024 Jeffrey P. Koplan Global Health award

Application periods open for EGHI’s Intramural and International Global Health Case Competitions

EGHI Director appointed vice-chair of new WHO Emergency Preparedness and Response Technical Advisory Group (EPR-TAG)

HIV at an Inflection Point, a series of three policy briefs, released by EGHI, Emory Rollins, and O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law

Emory launches INSPIRE mentorship program to diversify next generation of infectious disease researchers

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Global health is determined by the scale of a health-related problem or event and the threat it poses to individuals, populations, and the world. Global health happens close to home and all around the world where we see threats from infectious and chronic diseases and structural barriers that challenge progress toward achieving and sustaining global health equity.

Uniting

Leaders and learners across disciplines to tackle current and complex global health challenges.

Discover EGHI expertise and global engagement

Connecting

Diverse participants and partners through experiential learning, research, and practice

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Advancing

Health equity through Emory innovation, scientific eminence, and networks to achieve impact.

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CHAMPS Receives Grant to Study Causes of Death in Adults with HIV in Africa

Over the three-year study period, timely, open access to data and expert analysis will be available to local and global health programs, policymakers, and practioners to evaluate and guide HIV program delivery.

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