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School of Public Health assistant professor addressing childhood obesity

man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“Research shows that kids gain three to five times the amount of weight over the summer than they do in the remainder of the school year,” says Lauren von Klinggraeff, PhD.

Researchers in a lab look at a sample in a Petri dish.

State leaders discuss future impact of a new research building at AU

Avatar photoStacey Eidson

A new 150,000-square-foot research building will provide modern laboratory spaces, advanced equipment and updated technology infrastructure at AU.

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MCG researchers publish first explanation of HIV, hypertension correlation

Avatar photoHannah Litteer

“The issue is that the virus is still there and still able to release viral proteins,” says Eric Belin de Chantemèle, PhD.

Rayna Elsayed and colleagues

DCG researcher studying gum disease, Alzheimer’s awarded $2.8M grant

Avatar photoStacey Hudson

"Research shows a significant relationship between gum disease and Alzheimer's disease," says Ranya El Sayed, PhD.

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AU awarded $99.8 million from state to help fund new research building

Avatar photoStaff

The new 150,000-square-foot research building will help continue propelling Augusta University toward its aspirational imperative of becoming an R1 research university.

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Public Health professor emphasizes early screening for colon cancer

man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

Friday, March 7, is Dress in Blue Day for Colorectal Cancer Awareness, marking the beginning of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

People are standing outside the Georgia Cancer Center's M. Bert Storey Research Building cheering and celebrating particpants taking part in PaceDay 2023.

Paceline and MCG Foundation advancing innovative cancer research

Cayla Long

Since 2019, 26 community-funded innovative cancer research projects at the Georgia Cancer Center have been made possible through Paceline grants.

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Georgia General Assembly examines artificial intelligence

Avatar photoStacey Eidson

“Artificial intelligence is changing the trajectory of health care in this state and throughout the country,” says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.

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Pamplin professor examines future of energy and AI in new paper

man smilingMiguelangelo Hernandez

Lance Hunter, PhD, says data centers currently use an estimated 1% to 2% of power worldwide, and those energy demands could grow 160% by 2030.

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IMMCG postdoc explores cancer, heart disease connection with AHA fellowship

Woman's head shotHeather Henley

“By delving into these connections, we hope to identify new ways to mitigate cardiovascular risks in cancer survivors," says Sabrina Robichaud, PhD.

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Cancer clinic researcher publishes ‘Encyclopedia of Hereditary Cancer’

Avatar photoLindsey Morris

It spans 250 topics and includes an in-depth index section of 30 pages.

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Celebrating AU’s first maternal fetal medicine fellow

Avatar photoStacey Eidson

Amalia Brawley, MD, is Augusta University's first fellow in the Medical College of Georgia and Wellstar MCG Health’s new three-year Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship program.

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MCG study looks at age, duration of obesity’s effects on brain health

man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

Ali Eroglu, PhD, is part of a larger team at MCG that has been studying the different aspects of the aging process.

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Proposed expansion of Preceptor Tax Incentive Program benefits AU’s mission

Avatar photoStacey Eidson

“This would be a major benefit to Augusta University, the Medical College of Georgia and the Dental College of Georgia," says AU President Russell T. Keen.

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School of Public Health develops data science collaboration with VA

man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“One of the things we have been able to do is allocate seed funding to help develop projects, including this project from SPH,” says Amado Alejandro Báez, MD, PhD.

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Annual Healthy Georgia Report looks at public health in the Peach State

man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“The Healthy Georgia Report is an important tool for benchmarking the health of Georgians and highlighting opportunities for improvement," says Teresa Waters, PhD.

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IMMCG scientist earns NSF grant to advance glycan sequencing technology

Woman's head shotHeather Henley

“Glycan sequencing uses advanced tools like next-generation sequencing and AI to quickly and accurately map out these sugar structures,” says Wan Tien Chiang, PhD.

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AU scientists’ research on fruit flies published in Biophysical Journal

Avatar photoHannah Litteer

"It's one of the first publications as a lab we've produced, and it was kind of new because it took what we were doing in the fruit fly and combined that with computational work with Dr. Malmi-Kakkada,” says Paul Langridge, PhD.

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Augusta University’s life-saving care for mothers and infants

Avatar photoStacey Eidson

Over the last two decades, the rate of death of new moms from pregnancy rose more steeply in Georgia than almost all other states in this country. Augusta University is trying to change that fact.

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Georgia Cancer Center is “United by Unique” for World Cancer Day

Chris Curry

"World Cancer Day is a powerful reminder of the global impact of this disease and the ever-growing need for collective action," says Jorge E. Cortes, MD.

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