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The 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
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.
The 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
U.S. Department of State awards Emory and University of Belgrade project to build infodemic management capacity and strengthen health security
Emory’s Dr. Rebecca Martin and co-authors highlight policy recommendations to strengthen vaccine equity in the Global South.
Medical anthropologist, Rachel Hall-Clifford, is awarded the 2023 Jeffrey P. Koplan Global Health Award for outstanding achievement of global health impact.
Now in its 16th year, EGHI hosts teams from around the world to compete in the Emory Morningside Global Health Case Competition (EMGHCC), an experiential program that brings together students from multiple disciplines to address a critical global health challenge. In 2024, Yale University bested the competition with its winning solution to the case “Talking India’s Twindemic: Accelerating integrated diabetes melitus-tuberculosis care to end TB. An EMGHCC participant described his experience stating, "I was told this program would be one of the highlights of medical school, and it absolutely lived up to the expectations. I have a new appreciation for the intense research and planning it takes to implement similar health intervention programs in the real world."