Translating Genomics into Equitable Public Health
What's Happening
We work to bring genomic advances to the people who need them most.
Situated at the Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta, Georgia, we partner with local and national organizations and communities to promote population health through the effective translation of evidence-based, genomics-informed programs and policies.
We study how genomic advances reach diverse populations.
Our current research projects are organized around three interconnected areas: (1) communication research across the genomic risk spectrum to address the needs of the entire population; (2) community engagement research to expand the reach of genomic services in rural and minority communities; and (3) implementation science research to promote the sustainability and scalability of population-based genomic applications.
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Build the Future of Precision Public Health
Emory Precision Public Health Research Program is growing. We are currently recruiting doctoral and graduate students and welcome research collaborations. Join us in advancing public health genomics and reach out today!