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Aug. 19, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Emory experts: Hospitals worldwide must be prepared to recognize, isolate Ebola patients

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While the current outbreak is "unprecedented" for West Africa, concerns about Ebola spreading in the U.S. are "unfounded," according to Emory professor Carlos del Rio.

Caughman to step down as executive VP for health affairs		Emory earns national Top 50 ranking for LGBT student support		Last 'Parenting a College Student' lectures this weekend

S. Wright Caughman will step down as Emory's executive vice president for health affairs, CEO of Woodruff Health Sciences Center, and board chairman for Emory Healthcare. Read more »		With a five-star overall ranking, Emory is the only university in Georgia and one of only three in the Southeast to garner highest honors from Campus Pride, a national LGBT organization. Read more »		After 30 years of orientation talks to help ease the separation process for new Emory students and their parents, Marshall Duke's popular series comes to an end. Read more »

Engage Emory Bring your Emory ID to Barnes & Noble @ Emory Bookstore to receive discounts for faculty and staff. Get 10 percent off on all purchases (20 percent if you purchase with your Smartkey), excluding "at-cost" items, and an educational discount on computers and laptops. Keep up with offerings on Facebook and Twitter.		Take Note Emory welcomes two new associate vice presidents for development and alumni relations Peet's Coffee & Tea now open in Woodruff Library New Course Reserves tool makes it easier for instructors to reserve library materials Lelia Crawford: A legacy of helping students feel at home Read more »		Faculty in the News Kenneth E. Thorpe "Medicare to start paying doctors who coordinate needs of chronically ill patients," New York Times, Aug. 16 Dorothy A. Brown "How Ferguson's citizens can take back power," CNN Opinion, Aug. 14 Barbara O. Rothbaum "Emory researchers examine how virtual reality can treat veterans' PTSD," Atlanta Magazine, Aug. 13 Read more »
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