Donovan Thomas

Emory University has launched an institute focused on the use of artificial intelligence in the prevention, treatment and diagnosis of diseases in Georgia and across the globe.

The Atlanta City Council has, for a third time, extended a city-enacted moratorium blocking redevelopment of the former Atlanta Medical Center site in Old Fourth Ward for an additional 180 days.

Early Thursday morning, as finishing touches were made to Thanksgiving dinner, dozens of volunteers began to file into the headquarters of an Atlanta nonprofit to help feed hundreds in need.

A charitable health care clinic in the heart of Atlanta has been federally recognized for the quality of their services and their pandemic response.

Growing up, Blaze Eppinger always wondered where the medical breakthroughs for sickle cell were.

Wellstar Health System confirmed Tuesday that it will shut down its clinic in East Point, closing its doors for good on Jan. 12.

With Georgia’s maternal mortality rates among the worst in the country, state lawmakers and advocates gathered on Thursday to share ideas and solutions to improve outcomes.

Despite having a higher risk of experiencing a stroke and being more likely to die from a stroke, Black patients are less likely to receive lifesaving stroke treatments than white patients, a University of Georgia study found.

News that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s son, Dexter King, had died of prostate cancer at age 62 shook Atlanta Monday.

As Georgia is preparing to fund construction of a new medical school with the hope of solving a shortage of doctors, the federal government has been tracking areas with primary care provider shortages for decades.