Anne Dunlop

Dr. Anne Dunlop is an Assistant Professor and Medical Director of the Physician Assistant Program in the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine at Emory University School of Medicine. Dr. Dunlop is board-certified in family medicine and preventive medicine and holds a masters’ degree in epidemiology. Dr. Dunlop has experience designing and conducting: (1) health services and clinical research in public and private clinic settings; (2) epidemiologic analyses of large data sets containing state and perinatal regional data to better understand reproductive health outcomes (3) health policy research to better understand the impact of health policies on maternal-child health care utilization and outcomes. Dr. Dunlop currently leads OPA-, CDC-, and NIH-funded studies addressing women’s reproductive health outcomes. She is listed as the primary investigator of a $157 million grant from the NIH to conduct research on the effects of environmental exposures on children’s health for a nationwide study in collaboration with other institutions.