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COVID-19 is still commonly thought of as a respiratory disease but doctors are discovering that it goes beyond that.
This Masters Week, Augusta University and AU Health remain grateful to share our home city with Augusta National Golf Club.
The Department of Social Sciences has developed an entirely new set of courses that deal with current issues relating to race, politics and the impact of COVID-19 around the world.
With Georgia opening COVID-19 vaccination eligibility to everyone 16 and older, Augusta University Health aims to continue delivering thousands of doses each week through its community clinics.
Augusta University will use the latest federal COVID-19 relief funds to support student financial needs, upgrade classroom technology and offer faculty training.
Augustus, the official mascot for Augusta University, took part in celebrating the fact that all Georgians may receive the vaccine as well.
COVID-19 vaccinations and lowered case numbers are providing a light at the end of the tunnel as we look for the pandemic’s end, but it’s important to remember — we’re not quite there yet.
Dental visits to the clinic declined 44 percent from 2019 to 2020.
The video features photos and videos from health care systems, first responders, universities and nonprofits from Georgia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Montana, New York, Minnesota and Wyoming, to name a few.
Gov. Brian Kemp has announced the expansion of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to everyone in Georgia aged 16 and older effective tomorrow, March 25, making most university students, faculty and staff eligible for vaccination.
More than 800 farm workers in South Carolina received their first vaccine shot on March 13. They are scheduled to receive their second dose in April.
The conference also paid tribute to those we lost over the past year.
During a roundtable discussion March 17, Gov. Brian Kemp commended Augusta University for its efforts to offer vaccines to Augusta and surrounding areas.
Dr. Joshua Wyche and his team had their work cut out for them last fall.
Gov. Brian P. Kemp will join Augusta University leadership for a COVID-19 vaccine roundtable at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 17, at the Georgia Cancer Center's M. Bert Storey Research Building.
Faculty and staff from Augusta University’s Department of Art and Design, the Center for Instructional Innovation, the Department of Medical Illustration, the College of Education and The Dental College of Georgia stepped forward and used their...
It’s been a year since the first six people were tested for the novel coronavirus at Augusta University Health. Since then, Augusta University and AU Health have led the fight across the state of Georgia against the virus and the disease it causes...
This year's theme is "We are stronger... Because of COVID."
Augusta University Health is offering COVID-19 vaccine appointments to eligible public and private K-12 educators and caregivers in Georgia.
The men's team played with a small roster while the women's team went 45 days between practices and games.
