James Curran reflects on 31 years of AIDS

November 30, 2012

For World's AIDS Day 2012, Dr. James Curran, Dean of the Rollins School of Public Health, reflects on the pioneering HIV/AIDS work being done at Emory. In 1981 Dr. Curran coordinated the task force on AIDS at the CDC and then led the HIV/AIDS Division.

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