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Former Georgia CTSA KL2 Scholar Leads Registry to Improve Treatments for Rare Diseases

With a mission to improve health outcomes, Grace Gombolay, MD, Emory, is leading national collaborations to advance care for children and adults with rare neuroinflammatory diseases. Through her formation and leadership of the CONNECT registry and now the NIH-funded ARISEN (Autoimmunity, Rasmussen’s, Inflammation & Status Epilepticus research Network), Dr. Gombolay is transforming how these rare conditions are studied, diagnosed, and treated.

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CTSA Scholars and Trainees Expand the Reach of Translational Science

In a new study in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, lead author Eric Nehl, PhD, Director, Georgia CTSA Evaluation and Continuous Improvement, Emory, collaborated with colleagues across multiple CTSA hubs to evaluate public reach of research produced by KL2 scholars and TL1 trainees across the U.S. The publication provides insights into how early-career scientists are contributing to broader public health and policy conversations.

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Empowering Families Through Innovation: Georgia CTSA AppHatchery Co-Develops Siby AI Chatbot to Improve Patient Care

Meet Siby, an engaging and resourceful AI assistant to help busy caregivers navigate pediatric SCD care. Developed by Georgia CTSA AppHatchery and Children’s, Siby helps families quickly find essential information and resources. While currently a prototype, Siby provides simple answers about appointments, insurance and logistics, making healthcare easier to understand and access. Watch video to learn how Siby works to help families stay informed.

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