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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Debbie Gilbert
Stomach bug slams schools
Flu season hasn't hit Georgia in full force yet, but there are plenty of other illnesses going around.
National event lands in your backyard
Calling all "citizen scientists"!
25,000-gallon sewage spill in Flowery Branch
Flowery Branch officials discovered Wednesday morning that an equipment malfunction had caused an estimated 25,000 gallons of sewage to flow into a tributary of Lake Lanier.
State woos medicine makers with legislation
It's not unusual for states to offer tax incentives to lure new industries. But in a bid to entice manufacturers of medical devices and pharmaceuticals, Georgia may go a step beyond.
Dentists will hold free clinic Friday
Even in the best of times, many people can't afford to go to the dentist.
Matters of the heart: Medication, awareness helping battle against cardiac disease
February is Heart Health Month, and there's some good news to report: It appears that Americans' hearts may actually be getting healthier.
Hall rabies cases tops in Georgia during 2008
2008 was a record-breaking year for Hall County, but nobody is celebrating.
Bill would let pharmacies give flu shots
When some Georgia residents went to their local pharmacies to get a flu shot last fall, they were surprised to learn they'd need a doctor's prescription.
Peanut product recall 'far exceeds any ... in the last decade or so'
The recall of peanut products associated with a nationwide salmonella outbreak has had a ripple effect, challenging food retailers to keep up with the ever-expanding list.
Smoking bans in parks are growing
The Gainesville City Council is scheduled to vote today on whether to ban smoking in any city-owned park, sports complex or recreational facility.
Corps back to accepting Lake Lanier fishing tourney permits
After a year of being shut out of the fishing tournament circuit, Lake Lanier is open for competitions again.
Health companies complain as Medicare reduces payments for oxygen therapy
Home health companies that provide oxygen therapy are unhappy about new Medicare rules that limit reimbursement, and they warn that the policy change could harm patients.
It hasn't been a winter wonderland so far
Today is Groundhog Day, and whether or not the chubby rodent sees his shadow, we can predict one thing with absolute certainty: There will be six more weeks of winter.
Court will hear South Hall hospital appeal
The Georgia Court of Appeals has agreed to hear an appeal from Northeast Georgia Health System, which is seeking to reverse a denial of its request to build a 100-bed hospital in South Hall.
Study: Top hospitals offer best odds for survival
Patients admitted to the nation's top-rated hospitals, a category that includes Northeast Georgia Medical Center, have a 27 percent lower chance of dying during their stay.
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