Division of Infectious Diseases

Emory's Division of Infectious Diseases is nationally-known for its leading advances in clinical infectious diseases and HIV care, as well as research pathogenesis, virology and immunology, epidemiology, diagnostics, and vaccine development.

Research Programs

Division researchers amass more than $65 million in research funding per year, leading all the divisions in the Emory University Department of Medicine.

Infectious Diseases Research

Fellowship Program

We are proud to boast a strong educational program to train the future leaders in Infectious Diseases, graduating more than 125 physicians.

Infectious Diseases Fellowship

Infectious Diseases Studies and Programs

Infectious Diseases Clinical Research Consortium
Serious Communicable Diseases Program
Vaccinology Training Program
COPING
MACS/WIHS Combined Cohort Study
SCORE
STAR
EN-RTP
BIRCWH
StARR
RECOVERAtlanta
Gut HIV Reservoir & Heart Study
CATALYST

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