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Emily LaceyNew legislation has some lawmakers and lobbyists nervous about how they will effect Amazon’s ultimate decision due to the nature of the bills dealing with LGBT and immigration.
Due the rise in flu numbers this year, Georgia schools and campuses are concerned about how classroom operations will be impacted.
With an estimated 8.8 million potential global deaths from cancer, the Georgia Cancer Center and the American Cancer Society are working to make cancer a health priority.
Dr. Satish Rao, professor of medicine at Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, talks about constipation in the 19th part of a new experiment called Radio for the Deaf.
Research conducted by researchers at the Medical College of Georgia is helping slow the growth and spread of aggressive cancers.
Nick GarrettMelissa Furman, assistant dean of the James M. Hull College of Business, wants to set the record straight on Millennials, once and for all.
Augusta University has partnered with Savannah River National Laboratory to award STEM scholarships to help with students with their undergraduate research.
Twenty years ago, Dr. Johnson and a team of doctors from MCG discovered how cancerous tumors hide themselves from the body's immune system. Today, he's helping children fight back.
Clinical study finds vitamin D to be helpful in artery health.
On "creating a visual identity system that connects campuses and community after a turbulent period of institutional name changes."
Peter Knox is helping Augusta University in a big way. Knox recently gifted the university 1 million dollars to help the Cancer Center find a new director.
Dr. Jillella is part of a dedicated staff of oncologists are providing just that to patients with a very rare cancer, acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL).
Messiah Kitchens was delivered at Augusta University Medical Center and was the first baby born in Augusta in 2018.
A Program Project Grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute is helping to further understand the damage of dead and dying cells in the body.
Augusta University has announced a new master’s program to help build the cybersecurity workforce.
Dr. Satish Rao spoke with Men’s Health about the importance of digestive health.
Second building at cybersecurity complex to be used as incubator hub for startups and a training space for cybersecurity initiatives and wo
In order to better understand the fight against HIV/AIDS and its various costs, WalletHub asked a series of questions to a panel of experts.
The goal for the two buildings is for them to work off of each other by creating an ecosystem for practical on-site workforce training.
In 2013, Nitish Sood and his brother set out to help the homeless.