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Lisa KaylorHow long will we have to shelter in place to get COVID-19 under control? According to Augusta University student Nitish Sood and his fellow researchers, the answer is months.
Danielle HarrisCould men be contracting COVID-19 more than women? Dr. Justin Moore explains.
Michaela MartinezFollowing an extensive call for nominations, the AU Office of Volunteer Services and Community Engagement is excited to announce this year’s nominees for the 2020 Volunteer of the Year award.
Denise ParrishIn a salute to AU Health employees battling COVID-19, fire engines will light up Harper Street around daybreak April 28.
The AUHS Board will meet via telephone Thursday, April 23.
Laura EvansThe College of Nursing’s Nurse-Managed Health Center, located on the first floor of the Health Sciences building, is playing a critical role in the Augusta University Health response to the COVID-19 crisis.
Toni BakerWomen who don’t survive this rare and aggressive uterine cancer have high expression of a group of 73 genes, a score scientists say can help identify these women and improve their outcome.
Paige BoekeIn light of the move to online classes, Augusta University has been focusing on ways to virtually connect students to the campus community. After launching a virtual student resources site and hosting several online events, staff members are...
Dr. Phillip Coule explains what it means when you test positive for COVID-19 and outlines the next steps.
If you test negative for COVID-19, Dr. Phillip Coule recommends taking the following precautions.
Christen EngelAugusta University will lead the expansion of coronavirus testing in Georgia, coordinating specimen collection at nearly 40 sites statewide.
There is an unsung group of heroes behind the scenes hard at work to process COVID-19 tests as quickly as possible.
Dr. Phillip Coule explains the symptoms of COVID-19.
Augusta University kicks off Virtual Volunteer Recognition to celebrate volunteers in a virtual way.
Augusta University’s College of Nursing is deeply invested in helping with the response to the COVID-19 pandemic in our community, which includes the work of our students.
As coronavirus cases continue to rise and testing supplies dwindle, Augusta University Health is partnering with state health officials to test a 3D printed nasal swab.
After spending eight days on a ventilator at AU Health due to COVID-19, a patient celebrates going home.
Miguelangelo HernandezAn anesthesiologist from Taiwan created an aerosol box and published the specifications that faculty from AU produced in collaboration with a local engineer.
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As nurses throughout Augusta University are temporarily reassigned to accommodate a growing number of COVID-19 patients, many are apprehensive about what they can expect. Patient Care Services Administration carefully developed a staffing plan...