Undergraduate Research in Health at Emory
Gabrielle Stearns, a graduate of the CSHH News Team, interviews four current and former students who conducted research while undergraduates alongside their professor, Helena Pachón.
Health Beyond the Blog: Horror for your Health – Movies as Public Campaigns
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Gabriella Salazar highlights the 2014 film, It Follows, and the need for creative public health messaging
Health Beyond the Blog: Epidemiology’s Undeniable Link To Slavery
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Andrew Feld discusses Jim Down’s interview on Health Storytelling, where he discusses his book "Maladies of Empire" and public health’s connection with slavery.
COVID Chronicles | College Campus Hookup Culture During a Pandemic
In this episode, host Rachel Broun unpacks the misconceptions of hookup culture on college campuses, especially at Emory.
When Doctors (and Other Providers) Doubt: Vaccine Hesitancy In Healthcare
Hesitancy and misinformation have marked th eCovid vaccine campaign. How do we respond when the hesitant are healthcare workers?
COVID Chronicles | COVID, Campus Life & Convalescence
Colleges and universities faced tough decisions throughout 2020 when deciding how to handle pandemic precautions on campus. This episode zooms in on the factors at play underlying Emory’s decision to partially re-open in the fall, as well as the altered student experience on campus.
COVID Chronicles | COVID-19 Stave vs State
States have used different strategies to mitigate the spread and health impacts of the pandemic. In this episode, host Preye Jituboh speaks with experts in public health, healthcare delivery and hospital operations and management about the tactics that Georgia and New York have used during the past year.
COVID Chronicles | Navigating the Pandemic: The Past, Present and Future
The first episode of The COVID Chronicles explores the implications of the novel coronavirus. By investigating the virus from a multidisciplinary perspective, host Kat Pitts uncovers how the virus came to be, what’s happening now, and what we can anticipate for the future.
Not Just COVID: Forgotten Health Epidemics of 2021
By: Sarah Du The crowding of hospitals across the globe at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic pushed other major epidemics to the side, exacerbating death rates across all non-COVID-19-related illnesses. Other patients became increasingly wary of whether the medical…
Hurricanes: A Public Health Issue
By: Imani Brooks September is National Preparedness Month. At the start of this month, Hurricane Dorian demonstrated the serious need to learn about how hurricanes are in fact a public health issue. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November…