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Denise ParrishDr. Satish Rao talks to Women’s Health Magazine about the relationship between the brain and the gut and how this connection can affect the GI tract. “The brain and the gut are intimately connected by a network of nerves and...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Deck the halls with boughs of holly, but don’t eat the bright red berries. It may sound silly, but it can certainly happen. “One of the greatest dangers for babies and small children is accidental ingestions, and this is true any time...
Nick GarrettTwo awards have highlighted the Division of Communications and Marketing’s continued commitment to connecting patients and consumers with the services and resources they need to stay healthy and successful. The Find a Doctor feature on Augusta...
Moe’s Southwest Grill, a restaurant offering fresh, made-to-order southwest fare, will hold its sixth annual Joey’s for Juniors fundraiser on Wednesday, Dec. 7, to benefit Children’s Hospital of Georgia. For one day only, the Joey Bag of Donuts...
Pam Brisky, clinical nutrition manager with AU Health, shared advice with Everyday Health readers on how to better manage diabetes. She suggests cooking healthy meals ahead of time and freezing them to have quick meals at the ready for a busy...
The following email was distributed to Augusta University staff on Monday, Dec. 5, 2016. Dear Colleagues, As the state’s only public academic medical center, we are committed to the health of all Georgians, no matter where they live. That statewide...
The 16th annual Cares for Kids Radiothon, a three-day Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals fundraiser, brought in nearly $216,000 in donations and pledges for the not-for-profit Children’s Hospital of Georgia. Area iheart radio stations 104.3 WBBQ...
A lot goes through your mind when your pediatrician says “epilepsy.” What does it mean? How will this affect our quality of life? How do I need to prepare? Find the answers to these and other questions in this post on the CHOG blog to help you and...
When couples come to see Dr. Larisa Gavrilova Jordan, director of in vitro fertilization and fertility preservation, they can take solace in knowing she’s their number one advocate. “My philosophy to provide medical care is patient...
Kelly JasperA new theory suggests human thought can be boiled down to an algorithm. Research by Dr. Joe Tsien, neuroscientist at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, suggests that our brain power is based on “a relatively simple...
Members of the media were invited to tour AU Medical Center and hear about the many accomplishments thus far in the 15-year, $300 million alliance the hospital signed with Philips in June 2013. More than 800 pieces of equipment have been installed...
WHAT: World AIDS Day is held on Dec. 1 to unite people worldwide in the fight against HIV, show support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. Free rapid HIV testing and an HIV info table will be offered on the Augusta...
If Black Friday, Cyber Monday and other holiday hype have you feeling frazzled, you are not alone. “Lots of people are overwhelmed this time of year, and some even dread the holidays,” said psychologist Dr. Bernard Davidson at Augusta University’s...
Media advisory for Thursday, Dec. 1 WHAT: World AIDS Day is held on Dec. 1 to unite people worldwide in the fight against HIV, show support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. Free rapid HIV testing and an HIV info...
Eric JohnsonAs of 12:23 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, Children’s Hospital of Georgia is once again 5th in the nationwide rankings of Children’s Miracle Network hospitals with 8,888 votes, but we still need your votes! Voting remains open until Dec. 20...
Researchers are beginning to find puzzling new links between obesity, memory loss and dementia, according to a new article in The Guardian that included research by Dr. Alexis M. Stranahan, neuroscientist in the Department of Neuroscience and...
StaffDr. Vincent Robinson, co-director, Nuclear Cardiology, recalls a difficult heart procedure on a patient suffering from cancer. “I thought that was a hugely successful thing, because the three years we gave her to continue her life were so...
We all know what firsthand smoke is. Even secondhand smoke. But thirdhand smoke? What could that possibly be?
Find out in this post on the CHOG blog, where you’ll also learn how to keep your home as smoke-free as possible.
The holiday season is upon us. Regardless of the planning and our joyous anticipation of time spent with family, we are entering the most stress-filled time of the year. Paired with the stress is the abundance of sugary and heavy foods, which...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Each year, there are nearly 103,000 emergency room visits to treat burns in children. Contact with a hot surface or flame causes the greatest number of injuries. “The traditional Thanksgiving feast calls for a lot of preparation...