Augusta University HealthIt is that time of year again – the ball has dropped, the clock says 12:01 AM, the holidays are over, and now everyone is thinking about how to face 2021 and make healthy...
Black Americans are more likely to suffer and die from prostate cancer. Here is what you should know. According to the American Cancer Society, one in seven Black men will have...
It’s probably not something most guys talk about—or even admit to themselves—if they suddenly feel a lump or an unusual firmness in their testicles. “We all do it,” said Dr. Zach...
Augusta University Health’s second annual Unite in the Fight Against Cancer walk gave cancer survivors and their loved ones a sense of family, unity and support from the community...
Chris CurryIt is a perfect partnership thanks to a popular breakfast food and a need to support Georgia’s cancer center and the patients receiving treatment for their disease. For two years...
A mother may have lost her daughter to an aggressive form of brain cancer, but that doesn’t mean she’s stopped supporting the medical team that gave her family more...
A husband and wife are a team that sticks together through good and bad, through the healthy days and the days when a sickness shows up and threatens everything. As a team, Mike...
With so many advancements in surgery and treatment today, here’s the cool new reality: Breast cancer doesn’t have to mean big changes to a woman’s body: • Instead of a mastectomy...
Taking care of another person in his or her time of need is a selfless act fueled by love and compassion, but it comes with a cost. For Dekayla Jennings, being a caregiver started...
She has spent her life investing in the community where she lives, both through work, as well as supporting various community events in the Augusta River Region. For Pat Schaffer...