Amos gift to Emory supports increasing primary care providers in Georgia
Kathelen and Dan Amos have pledged a $5 million gift to Emory University School of Medicine to establish a loan forgiveness program to encourage Emory-trained physicians to practice primary care in Georgia.
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Charity and good intentions will not end the COVID-19 pandemic
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- Emory Healthcare CEO Jonathan Lewin in a joint CNN column with Delta CEO Ed Bastian
