Health Measles: Frequently Asked Questions February 18, 2015 Dr. Saad Omer and Dr. Walter Orenstein of Emory University answer a host of questions on measles, measles vaccination, and vaccine safety. Print Resources Measles Info Measles Cases and Outbreaks in the U.S. Emory Vaccine Center Bio: Saad Omer Bio: Walter A. Orenstein Related Stories Health Vaccines: Good for babies and their moms Health More attention to measles, vaccine experts urge Health Vaccines in U.S. have complex history, says Emory expert Health Researchers develop new drug to combat the measles Measles remains a deadly killer despite vaccine Top Stories Science & Technology AI opens new era in cognitive studies of wild primates Emory anthropologists created an AI system to automate behavioral studies of capuchins monkeys in the wild. The novel method provides a roadmap for the first scalable, systematic way to evaluate and monitor the cognitive abilities of wild primates. Student Experience Interfaith voyage to Vietnam explores reconciliation This year’s Journeys of Reconciliation trip took 12 Emory students to Vietnam — across deltas, jungles and bustling cities — where they explored the country’s diverse religious traditions and examined peacemaking through the legacy of the Vietnam War. Arts & Culture Decoding the walls: What graffiti can teach us about our world The roots of street art run deep, from the scribblings of ancient Romans to modern-day “style writing.” Julia Tulke, assistant teaching professor in Emory’s Institute for Liberal Arts, shares its significance and Atlanta connections with the Emory community.
