The Georgia Department of Community Health is hosting a hearing on March 17 regarding the extension of the Georgia Pathways to Coverage 1115 Demonstration Waiver.

The Georgia DCH is hosting a virtual training for lab testing providers on Genetic Testing PA Submission on March 18, 2025, to enhance Medicaid processes.

Fayetteville hosts a webinar on teen mental health and relationships, organized by Councilwoman Niyah Glover and the Mental Health Advisory Board, on February 25 at 6 p.m.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is hosting its "Lights of Love" event on Valentine's Day, where community members use lights to show support for hospitalized children.

A multi-state oyster recall is in effect due to potential norovirus contamination of products from Louisiana's Area 3, with at least 191 illness cases reported.

Two more measles cases are confirmed in Atlanta; both patients are unvaccinated relatives of a January case. Health officials urge vaccination and vigilance.

The Fayetteville Mental Health newsletter for February 2025 provides resources on teen dating violence, urging awareness and support for healthy adolescent relationships.

Fulton County's Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities will host an online forum to discuss local behavioral health services and the 2024 activities of the Fulton County Behavioral Health Network.

The Milton Fire-Rescue Department is enhancing its Fire CARES program with free wellness checks, including blood pressure, glucose tests, and EKGs, to improve community health and reduce hospital visits.

Avian influenza was confirmed in a small backyard flock in Clayton County, Georgia, with officials enacting biosecurity measures to prevent its spread.

Georgia experiences a high surge in flu cases with reported low flu vaccination rates, especially among children. Health officials urge the public to get vaccinated and practice preventive measures.

Health officials caution as flu cases rise in Georgia, emphasizing the importance of vaccinations for flu, COVID-19, and RSV, especially with lower-than-desired vaccination rates in the state.

Residents rally against BioLab in Rockdale County, demanding the shutdown after an independent EPA whistleblower found cancer-causing chemicals post-fire.