Augusta University HealthMinutes Matter When It Comes to Your Heart If you’ve ever been sick and ignored your symptoms hoping you’d simply feel better, you aren’t alone. While that may work with minor...
COVID-19 and the flu have different degrees of signs and symptoms. A person may have no symptoms or severe symptoms. Dr. Phillip Coule explains some of the differences. Get...
For more than 150 years, Augusta University Health has pioneered technology innovation through academic medicine excellence. With new locations opening across the area to serve...
One in fifty people have an unruptured aneurysm. What is a brain aneurysm? A brain aneurysm is a bulge, or ballooning that develops in a weakened wall of a cerebral (brain) blood...
Our healthcare professionals are giving so much of themselves during the global coronavirus pandemic and continue to fight this devastating virus. Here’s what some of...
Stroke—says Dr. Dan-Victor Giurgiutiu, a neurologist at Augusta University Health—can mean many different things. About 10% of strokes are caused by bleeding blood vessels in the...
Think a migraine is just a really bad headache? “I get that a lot,” said Dr. Elizabeth Rutkowski, a neurologist at Augusta University Health. “But in general, almost all headaches...
You get a headache. It’s so bad that you can’t get out of bed. And you can’t help it, but the thought crosses your mind: “Do I have a brain tumor?” Your Brain Tumor Risk...
Dr. Phillip Coule serves as the Vice-President and Chief Medical Officer of the Augusta University Health System and serves as the Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs of the...
At Augusta University Health we’re bringing back the house call to you by offering virtual visits. You can conveniently access a provider for the care you need today simply by...