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Research and Epidemiology for Adolescent and Child Health (REACH) Center

Advancing Child Health Through Research and Education
The REACH Center works to reduce the burden of pediatric disease through impactful research, training, and global knowledge sharing.

The Research and Epidemiology for Adolescent and Child Health (REACH) Center is dedicated to reducing the burden of disease among pediatric populations in Georgia and beyond. Through impactful population-based research, the REACH Center addresses the causes of diseases among children, as well as the outcomes these individuals face. The Center also prioritizes education by training clinicians and scientists in pediatric epidemiology and population-health research while disseminating findings to healthcare professionals and researchers worldwide.

Our Focus Areas and Core Disciplines
The REACH Center advances pediatric health through five key pillars of research: Public Health Genomics, Socio-Environmental Health, Therapeutic Outcomes & Supportive Care, Transitions in Care & Survivorship, and Rural & Global Health. These pillars are supported by foundational disciplines in Epidemiology, Environmental Sciences, Health Services Research, and Biostatistics/Bioinformatics—ensuring a comprehensive, data-driven approach to improving child and adolescent health locally and globally.

 

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