Fulton County in Georgia sees a rise in West Nile virus cases, with six confirmed instances and more under examination, prompting health officials to urge residents to adopt preventive measures against mosquitos.

Bert Hamilton is participating in the HEALEY ALS trial to fight back against ALS symptoms and hopes to regain everyday abilities like buttoning shirts.

A patient is suing Emory University Hospital Midtown, claiming it lost part of his skull after surgery and charged him for a synthetic replacement, leading to extra costs and health complications.

The Senate Study Committee on Veterans’ Mental Health and Housing in Georgia will hold a session on veterans' issues, open to public attendance and live stream viewing.

Atlanta's Mayor addresses a major cut in federal HIV housing funds by forming a task force and contributing $250,000 to help affected low-income residents.

Bloomberg Philanthropies donates $600 million to historically Black medical schools to address healthcare racial disparities and support the institutions' financial stability.

A Georgia commission led by Caylee Noggle aims to enhance the state's Medicaid program, recognizing there is no easy fix amid debates on expansion and financial concerns.

A listeria outbreak linked to deli meats has resulted in 28 hospitalizations and two deaths across 12 states, with two cases in Georgia, according to the CDC.

OB-GYNs in Georgia report that the state's stringent abortion ban is hindering pregnancy care and deterring medical residents, as discussed during a Senate subcommittee hearing.

AT&T and Rite Aid suffer data breaches, with customer information including Social Security numbers exposed. Cybersecurity expert Lisa Plaggemier advises on password hygiene and stronger security measures.

Gwinnett County police officers are being trained as frontline mental health responders, with the Behavioral Health Unit responding to 4,800 calls in 2023 to address crises sensitively.

The article discusses the heightened risk of indoor air pollution in Georgia during summer, with advice from the American Lung Association and experts on how to improve air quality.

Georgia is developing a Critical Care license for paramedics, with Albany Technical College launching the first program to meet these standards, offering advanced medical care training for longer patient transports.