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Chris CurryThey are a popular pet at pet stores across the country. However, one researcher at the Georgia Cancer Center believes a small fish could be key to solving a big problem in the brain.
Henry HanksPelzer struggled with what’s known as blepharoptosis, in which she was unable to open her left eyelid.
Miguelangelo HernandezStudents from several Augusta University colleges spent the day providing health screenings at Costa Layman Farms.
Christen EngelKatrina Keefer has been named chief executive officer for AU Health effective July 15.
June 29, 2018, was the day Mary Jackson’s life changed forever.
Miles remembers the assistant surgeon telling her “I won’t be the one that takes his life."
While cancer attacks the inside of a person’s body, it can also leave patients with external deformation that will follow them for the rest of their lives. This is the case for female cancer patients who undergo a mastectomy.
Ashley WhiteIn partnership with the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta, patients from the Children’s Hospital of Georgia can enjoy a great camp experience just a little closer to home.
Danielle HarrisAUMC gets the Gold Standard stamp approval.
Carlton Deese, executive director of Georgia War, said, “This ride is certainly uplifting to the veterans, but also to the riders, as many of them are veterans themselves or have relatives who have served our country.“
Emily LaceyParticipating in the event is free and open to the entire Augusta community. Almost everyone is affected by cancer somehow, and this walk is a way to celebrate and show support.
Implementing American Heart Association guidelines has helped health care providers at AUMC offer the best possible care for patients and their families.
The Children's Hospital of Georgia has been nominated for the "Most Beautiful Hospital in the USA."
The weeklong event included doughnuts, contests, a raffle and a luncheon.
Two-time Super Bowl winner Hines Ward visited the Children's Hospital of Georgia on June 6 and met with several patients.
Individuals and teams will determine a fundraising goal, with money raised going to support patient care and cancer research projects at the Georgia Cancer Center.
Browse the gallery to see some of the winners of the 2019 May is for Miracles and their displays.
The process for approval for Craniofacial Center, one of only two in Georgia, last about six months.
Denise ParrishJosh Cunningham has been named director of Safety and Security at Augusta University Health.
Partnership is key in the opening of a new lab.