Beth Galvin is a medical reporter for WAGA-TV in Atlanta, Georgia. With a focus on local health issues, she covers a wide range of medical topics and shares inspiring stories of individuals overcoming health challenges. Beth is also a proud kidney donor, highlighting the importance of organ donation and transplantation.
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Beth Galvin's coverage primarily centers around health and wellbeing, including medical mysteries, cancer research, surgeries, and healthcare. She often includes expert commentary and data citations in her articles. If you are looking to reach out to Beth with pitches or expertise, consider offering insights on healthcare topics such as cancer treatments, medical procedures, childhood diseases, wellness tips or any related health breakthroughs that can provide valuable information for her audience based in Georgia and Atlanta.
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By: Beth Galvin
If you are 40 or older, you should be getting a yearly skin cancer check from a dermatologist. Here is what to expect.
By: Beth Galvin
When Heather Strunk's newborn twin son developed a mass on the side of his head, the Lulu, Georgia, mother began her families long search for answers.
By: Beth Galvin
Bentley Vaughn, 16 months, is learning to walk with a prosthetic foot after a rare pregnancy complication known as twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
By: Beth Galvin, Fani Willis
ATLANTA - Millions of Americans who take prescription medication are also using natural supplements like vitamins, minerals and herbal remedies or over-the-counter drugs.
By: Beth Galvin
ATLANTA - On Benjamin E. Mays Drive in Southwest Atlanta, a 7,000 square foot center feels more like a day spa than a medical clinic.
By: Beth Galvin
ATLANTA - Every day across north Georgia, tens of thousands of prescriptions are written and filled, as medical providers try to predict which medication is the best fit for their patients.
ATLANTA - The season for insect stings is upon us in Georgia. Summer in the South means lots of sunshine, long, hot days and, Atlanta allergist Dr.
RALEIGH, N.C. - For years, 34-year-old Mary Morgan Mills of Raleigh, North Carolina, felt stuck in a body that was holding her back.
By: Beth Galvin, Donald Trump
ATLANTA - Americans are thinking more and more about their mental health and their social media use, according to a recent CVS Health/Morning Consult survey.
ATLANTA - For years, Sharon Winkler says, she was a fan of social media. "I was a techno-optimist," Winkler says. "I thought it was wonderful."
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