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The Jagwire Newsroom is an online resource for journalists writing about Augusta University and AU Health. This page includes recent news and expert information as well as downloadable logos, images and videos for the university and health system.

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Jul29

Program points medical students toward aging research, clinical care

July 29, 2021

Summer research program aims to encourage more medical students to consider a career in aging research and clinical care — especially important with the world's rapidly aging population.

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Jul27

Kurek appointed director of Parkinson’s Foundation Center of Excellence

Jul23

Bank of America awards $250,000 grant to Augusta University

Jul23

Augusta University adds $2.7 billion, over 21,000 jobs to Georgia economy

Jul21

Bidirectional impact of cardiovascular disease, cancer in Blacks focus of new AHA center at MCG

Jul20

Bank of America to present $250,000 check to Augusta University

Jul20

Copper transporter potential new treatment target for cardiovascular disease

Jul09

Royer named 2021 Resident of the Year

Jun30

Psoriasis treatment reduces infections, death in patients on dialysis with the skin condition

Jun29

McIndoe to lead $6.2 million innovative research initiative

Jun28

Ledford named Hames Distinguished Chair

Jun24

Augusta University’s golf teams join Division I Southland Conference

Jun24

With age, insufficient tryptophan in the diet alters the gut microbiota, increases inflammation

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