At a virtual statewide meeting, keynote speaker Nandi Marshall delivered a pointed message: Trust communities as experts, rethink your work, and don’t preemptively bend to politics.
Preparations for this summer’s influx of soccer fans include food safety and outbreak prevention.
Atlanta has had several days of high or extremely high pollen counts over the past six weeks.
Wastewater data show the virus in metro Atlanta for the first time since fall, hinting at possible undetected spread.
Several local groups are using music, comedy, and other art forms to inform, comfort, and heal.
The new polling data come as Georgia work requirements for SNAP take effect.
Most respondents to the annual survey report being in good or better health. But some barriers to treatment remain.
A new report shows federal and state governments, philanthropies, and nonprofits are all engaged in work to improve outcomes for mothers and babies.
Peer-to-peer organizations modeled on sharing lived experiences offer phone support and more.
Nandi Marshall, a Georgia professor who leads the American Public Health Association, encourages students to take stock of the broad reach of their skills: ‘Public health is everything.’
Here’s what’s happening with federal and state spending plans.
Data from Komen show the mortality gap narrowing in Atlanta between Black and white women.
