These communities will receive financial resources and technical assistance through A Statewide Health Equity Initiative, a program funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and implemented collaboratively by the Georgia Department of Public Health and the GHPC.
Communication Sciences and Disorders graduate Hannah Jernigan has learned how speech-language pathologists give back to their clients and their communities.
The university research community produced new insights and yielded a wide range of real-world impacts throughout the year.
Liya Moges (B.I.S. ’23) is one step closer to fulfilling her lifelong dream of becoming a physician and opening her own medical practice.
D'Erick Lee (A.S.N. '23) was inspired to become a nurse by his fiancée and in December will join 36 other nursing students in a special pinning ceremony on the Clarkston Campus of Georgia State.
The grant from Kaiser Permanente will fund Georgia State University recruitment and retention activities aimed at increasing enrollment in the School of Nursing, as well as the expansion of opportunity for School of Public Health students practicing narrative exposure therapy.
Two new studies by experts in the collaborative TReNDS Center at Georgia State highlight how brain imaging can be used to predict and identify cognitive outcomes and psychiatric risk in young people.
Just one year after its launch, Find Help Georgia has connected 25,679 people from across the state with financial assistance, food pantries, medical care, child care, job training and other free or reduced-cost services.
Robbie Finch is working with HealthCare in Action, providing medical care to homeless people in Los Angeles.
To better understand health disparities that disproportionately impact racial and ethnic minorities, a team of Georgia State University researchers has been working to identify specific health concerns affecting underserved Atlanta communities.
