Spring 2021
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Health For All
Rollins researchers work toward a treatment for the disease of discrimination.
Featured Articles
10 Years of AIDSVu
Ten years ago, Patrick Sullivan, PhD, and his team unveiled AIDSVu, an interactive online mapping platform to visualize the impact of the HIV epidemic on communities across the US.
New Certificate in Climate and Health
Rollins announces a new certificate program in climate and health.
Not a Moment but a Movement
Rollins students are dedicated to dismantling racism and pursuing health for all.
Anti-Racist Agenda
Rollins works to promote an anti-racist agenda.
Under New Leadership
Rollins names three new department chairs.
Going Their Own Way
Hear from a number of alumni on how their time at Rollins helped them start their own businesses.
Issue Content
Domestic Violence Spikes During Pandemic
Faculty finds that domestic violence spiked during the pandemic.
Low-Dose Aspirin May Improve Pregnancy Chances for Women with Prior Miscarriages
Low-dose aspirin may improve pregnancy chances for women with prior miscarriages.
Addressing the Needs of People Experiencing Homelessness with Dignity
Students address the needs of people experiencing homelessness with dignity.
Advocating for Childbirth Safety
Rollins alumna advocates for childbirth safety.
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