Working dog helps occupational therapist provide patient care
September is National Service Dog Awareness Month.
AI-assisted research could benefit cancer patients
AI is helping researchers at the Georgia Cancer Center.
Piedmont Augusta offers innovative treatment for enlarged prostate
Surgeons at Piedmont Augusta can provide an innovative, minimally-invasive surgical procedure to treat an enlarged prostate.
Grant supports pediatric brain cancer research
Representatives with Hyundai Hope On Wheels presented a $400,000 Scholar Hope Grant to Dr. Theodore Johnson at the Children’s Hospital of Georgia to support pediatric brain cancer research at Augusta University’s Georgia Cancer Center.
Piedmont Augusta honored for its treatment of heart attack patients
The American College of Cardiology recently recognized Piedmont Augusta for its treatment of heart attack patients.
Peach State Scholars pinned on Aug. 9
Twelve Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University students received pins as Peach State Scholars on Aug. 9.
Medical college scientists study the effects of aging on bones
Researchers at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University received a $2.4 million grant to study the effects of aging on the human skeleton.
VA employees work to innovate patient care
Innovations in patient care were highlighted at a July 25 Innovation Summit.
Piedmont Augusta honored for work with stroke patients
The American Heart Association has recognized Piedmont Augusta’s work with stroke patients.
Glioblastoma Awareness Day event honors two area residents
Two Augusta residents diagnosed with glioblastoma were honored at an event July 17.
New procedure helps those diagnosed with atrial fibrillation
Physicians with Piedmont Heart Institute are now offering a new ablation procedure for patients diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, also known as AFib.
Evans man sets ‘ambitious’ goal of riding 24 hours to raise money for cancer research
Don Belisle has a 24-hour bicycle ride planned July 19-20 to raise money for cancer research.
Via Cognitive Health Care ribbon cutting held June 20
Via Cognitive Health officials held a grand opening and ribbon cutting June 20.
Local man, 33, in need of kidney transplant
Jason Moore only has one kidney and requires dialysis three times a week to stay alive. He’s hopeful to find a living donor.
