Midterms are closely approaching, and a new survey from the Georgia Health Initiative has found that 77% of voters say gubernatorial candidates' views on healthcare will play an important role in how they vote.

Mary Frances Early was a historic trailblazer in the struggle to desegregate UGA.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, how hospitals are using wristbands to help reduce maternal deaths. WUGA's Havivah Saltz sits down with Renuka Rayasam, a reporter with KFF Health News in Atlanta.

Harriet Powers was an American folk artist and quilter. Born a slave near Athens, GA, in 1837, she learned her quilt-making skills on the plantation where she was raised.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, we look at how insurers are already walking back on a pledge they made to reduce barriers to doctor-recommended care.

Sugaray Rayford, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter with a larger-than-life personality and a voice to match. Enjoy an hour of powerful blues and soul with Sugaray and his band.

Born in 1924, Dr. Louise McBee started her career as a high school teacher. She came to the University of Georgia in 1963 as the Dean of Women and retired in 1988 as acting Vice President for Academic Affairs.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, we discuss a new exemption for Medicaid work requirements that will require Georgians to prove they're too sick to work—a rule that has physicians worried.

Monica Kaufman Pearson started her career when she was still in high school, reading prayers, and doing voiceovers for a local radio station.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, the loss of grant money from the Environmental Protection Agency has stalled public health progress in Thomasville, Georgia. WUGA's Havivah Saltz sits down with Briah Lumpkins, a reporter with KFF Health News in Atlanta.