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COLLABORATE, INNOVATE, SERVE -- In 2018, WHSC launched a transformative plan for how our work can serve humanity through education, discovery, and care
HEALING ON THE HOMEFRONT: Emory supports veterans through innovative health care, legal aid, education benefits and more.
MEDICAL EDUCATION: Emory medical students work with the community in two very different locations: the Gateway Center and the Clarkston Clinic.
THE FLU IS COMING: A hundred years ago, the 1918 flu pandemic swept the globe. Since then, there have been three more pandemics. The next pandemic, say experts, is a question of when, not if. Are we ready?
FUTURE OF NURSING: Emory is transforming the field of nursing and becoming a force for the future
INCLUSIVE HEALTHCARE: Emory's Vin Tangpricha, a global expert in transgender health, continues to listen -- and to learn -- from his patients.
COMMUNITY IMPACT: In fiscal year 2017-2018, Emory Healthcare provided $89.1 million in charity care to indigent patients.
CANCER TREATMENT: With the opening of the Emory Proton Therapy Center, Winship Cancer Institute adds a powerful radiation therapy option to its broad array of cancer-fighting tools.
DISCOVERY: Record-setting research funding fuels Emory¿s impact around the world
SERVING THE VULNERABLE: Emory is home to two successful migrant health programs.
NEW ERA OF NURSING: Health sciences leadership believes that advancing nursing education and practice together is key to improving patient care
WOMEN & PUBLIC HEALTH: A Rollins initiative promotes research on women's issues and supports female scholars and practitioners.
Woodruff Foundation makes groundbreaking $400 million gift to transform 21st century health care
ALZHEIMER'S: The Goizueta Foundation donates $25 million to Emory to advance our efforts to develop new diagnostics and treatments for Alzheimer's disease
COMBATTING AIDS: Why the 'public health capital of the world' has such high rates of HIV/AIDS, and how researchers are trying to turn the tide.

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The New Faces of Physical Therapy

While minorities in the U.S. continue to make slow but steady gains in filling key health care workforce positions such as physicians and nurses, physical therapy continues to lag way behind in diversity. Read more >>

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