New York. Chicago. San Francisco. Washington. Augusta, Georgia. These cities all have one thing in common. They were included in a top 10 list of U.S. cities for art lovers by...
Advertising interests, not the pursuit of truth, coaxed many papers to adopt a policy of political objectivity in the 20th century. So says Dr. Debra van Tuyll, professor of...
Gun sales have more than doubled in a decade, to about 15 million in 2013 from about seven million in 2002. More firearms are sold to residents in the United States than in any...
Update: New information about Johnson from Augusta University Athletics Shannon Johnson, 45, a former Augusta State University baseball player, was one of the 14 killed in last...
Children’s weight and physical activity levels may affect their thinking and learning skills, according to a new research from the Medical College of Georgia...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution featured Georgia Regents Medical Center’s report of twin boys joined at the chest scheduled delivery being done on Nov. 9. Click here to...
Dr. Jim Wilde, professor of Emergency Medicine in the Medical College of Georgia and an infectious disease expert with Children’s Hospital of Georgia, cautions Parents...
Dr. Clay Stallworth, one of our pediatricians at the GRHealth West Wheeler Practice Site, shares sleep tips for school-aged children, and his expert tips are published in Health...
Hayley Hodgson, a University of Georgia College of Pharmacy student, recently completed a rotation at the GRHealth Pharmacy. During that time, she had a chance to work in the...
Dr. Satish Rao, director of Georgia Regents University Digestive Health Center, was recently featured in Men’s Health for his team’s research into a very common, but...
Today, Stephen Vincent Benét, author of “The Devil and Daniel Webster,” is regarded as one of the greatest writers of American antiquity. But did you know he once...
Cuban migrants are flocking to the U.S., a trend experts attribute to fears that changing relations between the two countries could end America’s policy that permits residents of...
A year after the famous ice bucket challenge, The Augusta Chronicle talks to Dr. Michael Rivner and one of his patients about ALS care and research and the need to keep funding...
Hunter Piper was told he had just two weeks to live when he was in second grade. This Saturday, the 17-year-old high school senior is collecting donations of games, crafts...
U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmoreland, chairman of the NSA and Cybersecurity Subcommittee at House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, talks about Georgia Regents University at an...
Daisy Carlos, a senior management major at Georgia Regents University, knows a thing or two about business. While she was growing up, Carlos said she remembered her mother...
Testimony concluded on Monday in the appeal hearing regarding Georgia Regents Medical Center’s certificate of need to build a hospital in Columbia County. The following is a...
GRU Augusta head men’s basketball coach Dip Metress signed seven student-athletes for the upcoming 2015-16 season and gained six true freshman and one senior to compete for the...
Natalie Lane, Medical Director of the emergency department at Children’s Hospital of Georgia, was recently featured in a U.S. News and World Report article about pool safety...
The NCAA announced major rule changes on Monday that quicken the pace of men’s college basketball games. Click here to watch Metress talk about the recent changes with...