Health Equity
EGHI honors Melinda “Mindy” Simon of Emory’s Office of the General Counsel for her contributions to global health initiatives and having “shaped our success from the early days of Emory’s global engagement.
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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GrantsThe INfectious Diseases Summer Program Integrating Research at Emory (INSPIRE) provides opportunities for students from underrepresented backgrounds to explore a career in ID research, including a pathway to further education
GrantsU.S. Department of State awards Emory and University of Belgrade project to build infodemic management capacity and strengthen health security
Global HealthEmory’s Dr. Rebecca Martin and co-authors highlight policy recommendations to strengthen vaccine equity in the Global South.
Spotlight
Spotlight StudentsMarch 20 – 29, 2025, EGHI challenges nearly 30 student teams from around the world to create solutions to the case, SHEROSE for a Cervical Cancer-Free Kenya. Kenya has one of the highest incidence rates of cervical cancer in the world, with 40.1 new cases diagnosed per 100,000 women each year. More than 125 students will convene on Emory’s campus to work within multidisciplinary teams to propose a five-year program to increase screening and treatment of Kenyan women and reduce the burden cervical cancer.
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2024
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 Professor awarded CDC grant to mitigate spread of malaria in urban settings in Africa EGHI recognizes Hall-Clifford for excellence in global health Emory and Georgia Tech students unite to hack mental health and climate change Emory expert sheds light on invasive mosquito species 'untitled BLM': Emory student steps into vulnerable space to create winning photo
2023
