Georiga health systems say they are being hit hard – and they expect the number of cases to increase in the coming weeks.

The global nonprofit organization redistributes medical equipment and supplies to clinics serving vulnerable people. It's finding a growing need for its work in the U.S.

About 190,000 fewer Georgians signed up for Affordable Care Act coverage this year as higher premiums take effect, raising concerns about rising uninsured rates and pressure on public health clinics and hospitals.

A new Emory survey finds that Georgia parents continue to trust routine childhood vaccines — including the newborn hepatitis B shot — even as shifting federal guidance fuels confusion.

With subsidies ending Dec. 31, thousands may risk going without health insurance, which could raise costs for everyone, analysts said.

They urge vaccinations, masking in crowds, and prompt treatment to prevent complications as the winter virus season picks up.

Professor Anant Madabhushi’s work covers AI options for detecting and treating a dizzying range of diseases, from cancer to HIV to cardiovascular disease, in countries from China to Tanzania to Brazil.

The screenings are not required, but are highly recommended for new arrivals from other countries. They include vision and hearing tests, as well as those for infectious diseases.

The aim is to keep nurses in the workforce and ward off serious crises for them and their patients. At least 41 states have implemented such programs.

Even when screenings are free, transportation, work schedules, fear, and other barriers can keep women from getting tested. A Morehouse team wants to change that.