@LakotaMan1 Keep it coming! I appreciate learning Native history especially as it was not taught from the Native experience when I was in school. We have so much important Native history in Georgia. Thank you @LakotaMan1
@beachblond52 Please know we are trying, and she does not represent the heart of Georgia. We don't have to do better. We are better and are working hard for Georgians and the country. Go blue. @june_krise
The U.S. @StateDept has selected a project between the Emory Global Health Institute (@emoryghi) & the University of Belgrade Faculty of Medicine (@UBmedicinski) that will build knowledge and increase tools to address infodemic harm. https://t.co/shHS554jBj
Voting is open for the People’s Choice Award for EGHI’s 2023 Global Health Student Photography Contest.
These 10 shortlisted, thought-provoking photos come from students across @emoryuniversity.
🗳️ To vote: Head to https://t.co/89ftSHw2Sk
⌛️ Vote by: February 11
“The barrier to an HIV cure is that the virus hides inside DNA of cells. The brass ring is an agent that can eliminate these ‘reservoir cells,’ which would ultimately eliminate #HIV from a person’s body" ~ Christina Gavegnano, PhD @GavegnanoGroup https://t.co/iM7wuYI4A0 #IAS2023
@CalltoActivism The person who created the sign is using color to refer to Trump as "Lord." It reads, "Thank you Jesus for Lord Trump" elevating him to God. So gross.
@rahallclifford Same here, but I do talk with my older, teen child about it. I am also talking with him about college abroad as a safer alternative to open carry campuses in some states and unfettered access to guns in America. It's a nightmare that American families and communities keep living.
Almost 95% of maternal deaths in 2020 occurred in low and lower middle-income countries, and most were preventable. 2023 #EmoryMorningsideCC focuses on saving the lives of mothers in Haiti. We welcome students from around the world for global engagement to end #MaternalMortality.
Thank you, Mr. President @CarterCenter, for all you have done for humanity. There is no post presidency that has been more impactful to improve #HealthEquity than yours. Important #globalhealth read in @NPRGoatsandSoda by @jasonbnpr and Sam Whitehead https://t.co/4tcScZYI6l
Emory and Georgia Tech students: Hear from 2021 Global Health Hackathon Winners and register to compete in this year's hackathon focused on mental health technologies. Register by Feb 24. https://t.co/c465Ze4EIc
We are interested in how Emory students see the world of global health - the people, places, environment... the lives & lessons captured in these images. Help choose one deserving People's Choice Award winner out of 70 submissions to EGHI's 2022 Global Health Photography Contest.
Student flourishing, faculty eminence, and research excellence—these core areas of #Emory2036 were highlighted yesterday at "INFOCUS: Emory Excellence in Global Health," a special event at @EmoryUniversity that celebrated EGHI's programs, faculty, students, staff, and friends.
This #OneHealthDay, meet Dr. Vazquez-Prokopec, @EmoryUniversity faculty who studies mosquitos & other insect vectors to improve human health. EGHI began supporting his research many years ago that led to the adoption of continent-wide mosquito control recommendations by @pahowho.
Missed @MarynMck's #HealthStorytelling Q&A w/ @JimDowns1, author of "Maladies of Empire?" Catch the full episode on YT: https://t.co/nJoFNOwX6Y. Here Prof. Downs discussed what "has not been taught in the history of #science ... the deep connection between slavery and science."
Measles is not a mild disease, especially for children under 5 worldwide who have missed vaccines. Given setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, catch-up on all childhood immunizations, including #measles campaigns, are urgently needed to save lives. Important article by @jriggers