Emory Global Health Institute (EGHI)

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

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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.

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Emory professor awarded CDC grant to mitigate spread of malaria in urban settings in Africa

Professor Gonzalo Vasquez-Prokopec will continue his work to expand EGHI-funded research in Ethiopia where a building boom has brought malaria-carrying invasive mosquito to cities.

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Emory professor awarded CDC grant to mitigate spread of malaria in urban settings in Africa

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