Is Lettuce Safe To Eat Again? Latest On Cyclospora Outbreak In GA

The implicated lettuce is no longer expected to be on the market.

COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In GA

The Food and Drug Administration recently updated 2026-27 COVID-19 vaccines. Here's what to know in Georgia.

Potentially Deadly, Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreads In GA: What To Know

The fungus can cause infections ranging from skin infections to potentially deadly bloodstream infections

New Developments In Cyclospora, Salmonella Outbreaks: What To Know In GA

Iceberg lettuce and jalapeños are at the center of two outbreaks as cyclosporiasis cases climb in Georgia.

These Are The Top-Ranked Hospitals In GA: U.S. News

The 2026-2027 rankings put greater emphasis on risk-adjusted patient outcomes. See how Georgia fared.

Nearly 12M Bottles Of Popular Eye Drops Recalled: What To Know In GA

The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.

Fruit Recall: 1 Sick In GA Amid E. Coli Outbreak

Federal officials say a person in Georgia has been sickened amid an E. coli outbreak and recalled frozen berries from a popular grocer.

Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Grows: How To Order Fast Food Safely In GA

The cyclospora outbreak is hurting lettuce sales and restaurant traffic, with visits dropping at Taco Bell and several salad-focused chains.

Walmart Pulls Iceberg Lettuce From Shelves In GA Amid Cyclospora Outbreak

The FDA revealed Walmart's bagged shredded lettuce may have been impacted by the Cyclospora diarrhea outbreak.

Couple Exposed To Hantavirus Hospitalized In Atlanta

Nebraskan health officials confirmed two people, one of which is symptomatic of hantavirus, have been taken to an Atlanta hospital.

2 GA Residents Monitored For Hantavirus After Deadly Cruise Ship Outbreak

Two residents from Georgia who were aboard a cruise ship where a deadly virus outbreak occurred are being monitored, health officials say.

20 GA Hospitals Earn ‘A’ Grades In New Hospital Safety Ranking

The Leapfrog Group’s Spring 2026 Hospital Safety Grades are a biannual ranking that scores facilities in Georgia and the U.S.

This Cancer Rising Sharply Among GA Young People

The study found one particular cancer is rising among younger adults in their 30s and 40s.

Severe Stomach Virus On The Rise In GA: What To Know

Infants and toddlers in Georgia are at the highest risk of developing rotavirus, which can result in dangerous symptoms.

ER Visits For Tick Bites At Highest Level In A Decade: What To Know In GA

Nationally, ER visits to treat tick bites are at their highest level in almost a decade, with 71 per 100,000 trips to the ER.

Drug-Resistant Stomach Bug On The Rise: What To Know In GA

Labeled a "public health threat" by the CDC, the bug can cause diarrhea, fever and more.

Invasive Yellow-Legged Hornets Emerge In GA: What To Know

Georgia officials encouraged residents to look out for the invasive yellow-legged hornet as the pests emerge from winter to make new nests.

Soaring Pollen Levels In GA Bring Spring Misery

Georgia's pollen count remains in the thousands as allergy season is underway in the Peach State. Levels will stay high through next week.

Trader Joe's Recalls Additional 10M Pounds Of Frozen Food Item Sold In GA

Nearly 47 million pounds of food are affected by the ongoing recall of products sold at GA stores, including Trader Joe's and Kroger.

Seafood Sold In GA May Be Contaminated With Norovirus

Federal health officials warned specific shellfish distributed in Georgia could contain norovirus, which can sicken a person.

3 GA Hospitals Ranked In Top 5% For Patient Safety

To qualify for the award, GA hospitals must meet strict quality standards and show strong performance on most of those safety measures.

Peanut Butter Recalled In 40 States, Including GA

Single-serve peanut butter products are recalled in Georgia because they may contain pieces of plastic, the FDA says.

Atlanta VA Patient Died Of Legionnaires’ Disease: Report

A patient of the Atlanta VA Health Care System who died tested positive for the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease, a report said.

Measles At 33-Year High: See Risk Level In GA

Much of the country, including Georgia, is at a high risk of contracting the highly contagious measles virus, experts say.

Feds' New Food Pyramid Shows Adjusted Dietary Guidelines For GA

The Trump administration has flipped the food pyramid and rearranged it in an effort to advise that Georgians "eat real food."

GA Smokers Pay $3.6M To Maintain Habit, Study Finds

Experts found Georgia smokers are losing a significant amount of income and are costing themselves thousands of dollars due to health risks.

Baby Is First Measles Patient In GA This Year, Officials Say

The child, who is too young to receive the measles vaccination, contracted the virus while traveling abroad, Georgia officials say.

Flu Cases Surging In GA: What To Know About Subclade K Mutation

At least 11 million people have gotten sick, and 5,000 people have died from the flu this season. Here's what Georgia is experiencing.

Major Changes To Childhood Vaccine Schedule Announced By CDC: What To Know In GA

The CDC is decreasing the number of vaccines it advises for every child. See what this means for Georgia.

GA’s Best Hospitals For 2025: See Full List

Here’s a review of how Georgia stacked up in analyses and rankings from various publications, health care watchdog groups and others.

These 7 GA Hospitals Are Ranked Among Best For Maternity Care

These ratings assist expectant parents in making informed decisions about where to receive the best maternity care in Georgia.

11 GA Hospitals Among Best In U.S. In New Forbes Ranking

Forbes' first-ever Top Hospitals list ranked these Georgia hospitals among the best in the nation.

Highly Contagious Norovirus Remains Steady In GA: What To Know

The number of new norovirus cases recently showed a notable increase, but data in Georgia paints a contrasting picture.

Popular Deli Brand Recalling Cheese In GA Over Listeria Risk Just Before Thanksgiving

The listeria bacteria can cause very serious, life-threatening infections, officials said.

New Flu Mutation Causes Severe Illness: See Latest GA Data

This year’s flu season could be more serious due to a new Influenza H3N2 mutation known as “subclade K." Here's what to know in Georgia.

5 Key Medicare Advantage Questions, Explained

With the annual enrollment period open now through Dec. 7, review options & choose a Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plan for 2026.

GA Town Among 'Rattiest Cities' In U.S.: New Survey

Atlanta-based Orkin reveals its top 50 list of the 'rattiest cities' in the U.S.

GA Children’s Hospital Among Nation’s Best: U.S. News Rankings

A Georgia children's hospital ranked first for its services in the Southeast.

CDC Updates Guidance On COVID Vaccine: What To Know In GA

COVID-19 vaccinations have been in a state of flux since early this year since the federal dismissal of a 17-member vaccine panel.

5 Sickened After Wood Found In Jimmy Dean, State Fair Food Products

A Hillshire Brands Company probe found wood might have tainted corn dog and sausage on a stick products, prompting a nationwide recall.

​Spring Break Ideas: Ten Ways To Get Families Outdoors

With Spring Break just around the corner, Georgia’s Parks and Historic Sites offer many ways for families to enjoy the outdoors on a budget.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.