Rollins School of Public Health

• Timing of heavy rainfall influences diarrheal disease, along with social factors 
• After heart attack, mental stress affects heart more in younger women
• Effective messaging could lead to more flu vaccinations
• Center for Injury Control commemorates 20th anniversary
• Behavioral Health Policy Studies focus of new center
• More opportunities found for respiratory infections to spread among staff in emergency departments
• School of Public Health receives award to improve patient-centered outcomes research 
• Institute of Medicine elects public health, infectious disease leader
• Vaccine refusals contributed to pertussis outbreak in California, study suggests
• Department of Global Health receives funding for complex humanitarian emergencies
• $11.9M grant expands women's HIV study to Southeast
• Study links post-traumatic stress disorder and cardiovascular disease
• Maps show impact of HIV in U.S.
• NIH Director Collins visits Emory, calls Georgia a 'hotbed of great science'

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From Public Health, Fall 2013

Lessons in Public Health
Hands-on learning prepares students for real-world challenges of the 21st century

Generating Social DNA
Graduates of the Foege Fellowship Program inherit a passion for addressing the world's greatest health challenges

Epidemiologist Without Borders
As Stan Foster retires from full-time professorship, the impact of this smallpox eradication pioneer and global health teacher extraordinaire goes on and on

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Epidemiologist without borders: Stan Foster
Faculty, students and colleagues, past and present, pay tribute to longtime Emory professor Stan Foster, who in 2013 retired at age 80.

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ECIC: 20 years of reducing violence and injuries
The Emory Center for Injury Control was formed 20 years ago to stop violent assaults and unintentional injuries and to develop the next generation of injury prevention professionals.

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The Fabric of Hope
Emory experts on HIV/AIDS, including Dr. James Curran, dean of the Rollins School of Public Health, reflect on 30 years facing what remains a formidable disease.

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The Spirit of Public Health
A "who's who" of public health attended the dedication of the Claudia Nance Rollins Building at Emory University.

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Destination Public Health
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The Carter Center and Guinea Worm
Former U.S. President, Nobel laureate, and Emory University Distinguished Professor Jimmy Carter discusses the role of The Carter Center in addressing neglected tropical diseases such as Guinea worm.

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Public Health 24/7
Anytime, anywhere, graduates of the Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, work with people and communities to improve health and prevent disease.