Category - Health

Thanksgiving recipes for type-1 kids

’Tis the season for overeating, sweet indulgences and buttery cheat days. But for parents of children with type-1 diabetes, navigating the holidays can take a toll on the holiday spirit. We searched the web and found our favorite Thanksgiving...

Partnering for patient success

A patient’s chance of surviving a heart attack dramatically increases if the patient or a bystander calls 911 and uses emergency medical services (EMS). That’s why Augusta University Health invests not only in early heart attack care but also in...

Final week for medical center flu compliance

If  you’re a medical center staff member, Friday, Nov. 18, is the final day you can complete your flu vaccination and still have your managers be made aware of your compliance. If you’re one of the more than 500 medical center employees who have yet...

Common childhood illnesses within the first few years

As an experienced parent, you may have already encountered your fair share of fevers, coughs, rashes and the like. Or perhaps you’re a new parent, and you weren’t warned of the many common childhood illnesses that can come along with the new gig. As...

Body Donation Memorial Service: In pictures

Augusta University students honored individuals who have donated their body to the education of future doctors, dentists, nurses and allied health professionals at the annual Body Donation Memorial Service on Friday, Nov. 4. The memorial included...

New recommendations for this year’s flu vaccine

With flu season quickly approaching, many parents are facing the age-old question: To vaccinate or not? While shots aren’t always the most pleasing experience for you or for your child, a flu shot can be their best defense against the virus. A flu...