Emory Report

for Faculty & Staff | October 8, 2026

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Small steps, lasting impact: Supporting your well-being this October

From preventive health screenings to walking groups and beyond, discover resources and habits to support your well-being. Plus, annual enrollment begins Monday, Oct. 19, making this the perfect time to check in on yourself. 

Emory and Georgia Tech invest over $1B in AI to drive state’s jobs, economic growth

The funding strengthens Georgia’s ability to attract companies, develop talent and accelerate Atlanta’s growth as a leading tech hub. Emory’s investments cultivate AI talent, healthcare innovation and technology applications in medicine, business, law, the humanities and ethics.

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Hip preservation vs. replacement: Which is right for hip pain?

For individuals experiencing pain, hip preservation may offer an alternative to hip replacement. Emory Healthcare surgeons use specialized techniques to diagnose and treat hip conditions by repairing damaged structures and correcting underlying abnormalities.

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Discover how the University Ombuds Office supports the Emory community

The university ombuds support faculty, staff and students through confidential, impartial assistance. Read their annual report to learn about common themes they address and the office’s impact during the past year. 

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Making HIV research more impactful

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Behind every landmark scientific breakthrough and published medical trial is a dedicated team of clinical research coordinators, nurses, regulatory specialists and community engagement officers. In this episode of Impact in Progress, host Kimberly Eck welcomes Tanisha Sullivan, a 25-year Emory veteran who coordinates the Emory HIV Clinical Trials Unit. 

Sullivan highlights Emory’s role as a leading enrollment site in global research networks — including the landmark study that proved long-acting injectable PrEP is more effective than daily oral pills.

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