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Kevin FaigleStory ideas include: a health fair for those over 55, Augusta University alumni work to reduce water pollution, and a noninvasive way to collect tear fluid could be used to...
Jennifer Hilliard ScottFreeman has served as clerkship director at the Medical College of Georgia’s Northwest Campus since it opened in 2013.
Stories this week include: The State of the University address will be given Tuesday, Augusta University welcomes a new addition with its School of Public Health, and a new health...
Toni BakerOne day a tear fluid workup could be as routine as bloodwork during a physical exam as well as in diagnosing a myriad of conditions, from dry eye disease to Alzheimer’s.
Stories this week include: The Georgia Chamber will hold a regional meeting on the Summerville Campus, physics students get to shine at a national conference and Augusta...
The clues from standard testing are sufficient to rapidly initiate aggressive treatment to reduce or prevent kidney destruction.
The federally funded vascular biologist has mentored more than a dozen aspiring scientists.
“Looking at the incident in Buffalo, in my estimation and based on the evidence that I’ve seen, it fits all the criteria to be considered a form of domestic terrorism.”
Dr. Sayed Hamzah Ali is the 2022 recipient of the John F. Beard Award for Compassionate Care.
The algorithm could significantly speed up the process of identifying which drugs work together.
Denise ParrishPresident's Award honorees partner with the Children's Hospital of Georgia to boost mental health services.
It’s time to celebrate graduation for Augusta University, a student in the Professional Scholars Program makes university history, and research finds that more formal education...
Higher education levels can translate to lower allostatic load in Black women.
The 2022 Distinguished Alums were honored during Alumni Weekend April 22-24.
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Personalized mutations should be considered more in cancer therapy development.
Diabetes damages damages existing blood vessels and ability to grow new ones. Exercise could help.
Stories this week include: The sweet sound of music will fill Maxwell Theatre; some students earn hands-on, real-life experience with their sculpture work; and a new study could...
Milledge AustinThe USG will eliminate the Special Institutional Fee and increase HOPE awards for the 2022-23 academic year.
Adjusting the enzyme's level could provide potential treatment of aging and Alzheimer's.