Augusta University HealthThe simplest definition of Crohn’s disease is chronic inflammation that occurs in the digestive tract, but there’s more to it than that. Your digestive tract stretches from mouth...
After working hard all year to lose weight, the holiday season can feel like the final hurdle to cross. Unhealthy treats, such as cookies and candies, are easily accessible at all...
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...
The holidays are a time to drink and be merry, but festive drinking can put your heart at risk. Indulging in a few too many alcoholic drinks may trigger an irregular heartbeat...
From walking to working, joints keep your life moving—and when one of them is hurting, your everyday routine can be thrown out of whack. Practically everyone experiences joint...
Not all urinary tract infections are the same. Most of the time, you don’t think twice about going to the restroom. Urinating is a simple, pain-free process. But when bacteria...
Hear from Laura Brower, Chief Nursing Officer at Augusta University, on Spotlight on Women’s Health series. This series will cover a variety of topics including childbirth...
Dermatology and Telehealth: Virtual Care for Skin Concerns Have a skin condition that needs the attention of a certified dermatologist? With telehealth, you may be able to have it...
You may have heard at some point that using birth control can hurt your chances of becoming pregnant later in life. But is that really true, or is it just a myth you can leave in...
How to Spot the Signs of Drug and Alcohol Dependency in Loved Ones—Near or Far Drug and alcohol use can be hidden, so spotting the signs of an addiction can be difficult. That’s...