Local public health departments and federally funded clinics say it’s business as usual for now, but that could change if the shutdown drags on.
This November, Healthbeat is inviting Atlanta’s public health community to step into the spotlight and share the stories that reveal why this work matters, in their own words.
Senior HHS leaders address MAHA agenda at Atlanta health care conference
Atlanta’s HIV innovation sprint on prevention crosses the starting line.
Two senior scientists who resigned from the CDC urge officials to put public health above political ideology.
It’s our birthday! Here are my four biggest takeaways from our first year.
State lawmakers are waiting to see whether Congress will cut funds. The state likely can’t make up all the lost federal dollars.
How gun violence, mental health, and misinformation converged in tragedy.
Atlanta’s safety-net clinics are feeling the federal pinch – but they also have good news and successes to report.
Coming out of this week’s heat advisory, you may be wondering: What are cities doing to prepare for more sweltering days of extreme temperatures?
After firing 17 sexual health workers in May, the agency plans to restore at least some of those jobs.
Bring out the DEET. Georgia’s mosquito season can last into November.
