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a yellow sunscreen dispenser with a yellow and blue ribbon attached to it stands next to a tree in a park. There is a sign attached to it that says "Free Sunscreen SPF 30" with a Georgia Cancer Center Augusta University logo and "Learn More" next to a QR code. At the bottom of the sign is a web address for impactmelanoma.org.

Georgia Cancer Center projects address rise of skin cancer in Georgia 

September 15, 2025Avatar photoLindsey Morris

“Although skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., it is also one of the most preventable and is highly treatable when detected early,” says Brenda Santellano, MD.

A group of 10 people take part in a ceremonial ribbon cutting ceremony on a stage in front of a larger group of people.

Augusta University celebrates ribbon-cutting for new MCG Atlanta campus

September 15, 2025man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“Our collaboration with Wellstar Health System has opened doors to more training sites for both students and residents," says AU President Russell T. Keen.

A woman holds a microphone while speaking to a large group of people.

AU researchers share insight with local community through forum

September 12, 2025man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

"Our job is to make sure that you have the resources and the information available to you to make that informed decision," says Bianca Marsh.

Smiling ladies holding IGIVE t-shirts.

2025 IGIVE Augusta University employee giving campaign kicks off Sept. 9

September 4, 2025Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

“IGIVE is a wonderful opportunity for faculty and staff to support areas on campus that are meaningful to them,” says Jeff Snow.

researcher in lab

Could salmonella be used to treat cancer? Georgia Cancer Center researcher sees promise

September 2, 2025Avatar photoLindsey Morris

“For many years, it has been known that certain bacteria, including salmonella, are inherently immunogenic," says Gang Zhou, PhD.

Two male doctors examining a female athlete

Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship program helps fill a statewide void

August 28, 2025man smilingMiguelangelo Hernandez

The division has also expanded to include the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, becoming the only public medical school in Georgia to offer the program.

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