Two Augusta-area businesses are featuring unusual new seating this month as part of a statewide effort to spark conversations about colon cancer and the importance of early detection.
More than 70 eighth-grade girls from seven surrounding counties will gather at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center on Saturday, Nov. 15, for Savannah River Nuclear Solutions’ (SRNS) annual “STEM Like a Girl – Introduce a Girl to Engineering and Information Technology (IT)” event.
Check out this week’s health inspection scores.
The social paranoia of 2020 spilled over into a dangerous lack of blood for patients in need.
Homebound seniors in the CSRA will soon have access to COVID-19 vaccinations in their homes. The Department of Human Services...
North Augusta’s True North Church rolled out the red carpet for Augusta University Health System employees. Church members reached out...
Gold Cross EMS is partnering with both the City of Augusta and Columbia County to provide two walk-in clinics for...
Augusta resident Jennifer Reyes is using her experience to encourage others to get tested for HIV. Reyes was diagnosed with...
The American Heart Association reiterated the need for basic pandemic safety protocols even as the number of new COVID-19 infections...
Five more mass COVID-19 vaccine sites are set to open in Georgia later this month as teachers and school workers...
Augusta University Health’s President Brooks A. Keel announced the expansion of the facility’s vaccination clinics in a video on the...
University Hospital had 34 people hospitalized for COVID-19 on Tuesday, down from 91 a month ago and down more than...
Two years of rodent-based research at the Medical College of Georgia’s Department of Physiology links previously injured kidneys to pregnancy...
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