Augusta University
Kevin FaigleIt’s time to celebrate with the alumni of Augusta University, organizations continue to raise awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, four students are honored for their...
Toni BakerEarly evidence shows in the face of heart disease and peripheral artery disease, the protein has a new job.
Milledge Austin"Colon cancer is largely preventable if patients undergo screening tests, like a surveillance colonoscopy starting at 45 years or earlier depending on family history."
Jennifer Hilliard ScottInterested students could include those who either decided late to apply for medical or dental school or those who perhaps did not quite have the academic credentials when they...
Library staff will post progress updates on the Greenblatt blog, which can be accessed on the library’s web page.
An upcoming competition will benefit the CSRA, an undergrad researcher has been selected to present to Congress, and men’s golf tees it up for their only home tournament.
New clues about how a high-salt diet contributes to cardiometabolic diseases found deep in the brain
A chronic high-salt diet can turn a normally helpful system against us, increasing risk for cardiometabolic diseases like high blood pressure and heart disease.
The Jaguar basketball team is in the Elite Eight, an alum and associate professor returns to discuss social issues, an Emmy nomination could be in the works for some students and...
"I think we will most likely see the rise in dirty war tactics and techniques, with more mercenaries, more artillery bombardment, and more foreign fighters joining on both sides...
“I wouldn’t be surprised to see Georgia pass sports betting. I think sports betting has been very well accepted," said Dr. Marsha Loda, associate professor at Hull College of...
It’s not certain that the tongue and taste buds even have the well-known ACE2 receptors found on cells in the lungs, heart, kidneys, intestines and brain, which the spiky SARS-CoV...
Warnock, Ossoff support MCG 3+ program to improve state’s rural health and funding for new MRI machines at AUMC.
This week includes: A walk to raise money in the fight against cancer, the College of Nursing dean is honored and a new option for some to help protect against COVID-19.
The scientists worked in models of blood vessel development in the highly vascularized retina and in peripheral artery disease in a limb.
The new study provides some of the first evidence that synthetic compounds that activate sigma 1 receptor may one day help mitigate damage from glaucoma.
This week includes: A walk to raise money for the Children’s Hospital of Georgia, an invention that turns a frown into a smile garners a state award and a grant to help...
Denise ParrishThe donation will go toward recruiting Black male teachers and underrepresented physicians.
This week: Future educators will have a chance to find their first job, American music will resonate throughout Maxwell Theatre and a study says less may be more when it comes to...
An assessment of nearly 250 newborns placed on ECMO because of respiratory failure over 17 years indicates that when breathing, not heart function, is the problem, the safest path...
This week celebrates Black scholars, the business college's online MBA, Homecoming Week and American Heart Month.