The Georgia Health Report
Friday afternoons at 5:44 p.m. and Sunday afternoons at 5:35 p.m.
The WUGA Health Desk presents a weekly program, Georgia Health Report, focused on health news and issues facing Georgians. The program, hosted by Emma Auer, features regular news and commentary from Renuka Rayasam and Sam Whitehead of KFF Health News, and Rebecca Grapevine of Healthbeat. Jamia Wideman is the show's production intern.
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Today on the Georgia Health Report, host Emma Auer talks with Renuka Rayasam, a reporter for KFF Health News in Atlanta, about families who rely on the food benefit program (SNAP) and what changes to the program’s funding may mean for Georgians’ health. -
This week on the Georgia Health Report, we discuss new additions to a DeKalb clinic aimed at addressing cases of tuberculosis.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we're looking at how Georgia and the rest of the states could be affected by President Donald Trump's massive tax and spending bill, recently signed into law.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts Mary Ryan Howarth and KFF Atlanta's Renuka Rayasam discuss President Trump's megabill, which is expected to introduce Medicaid work requirements across the nation. What Georgia's Pathways Program suggests.
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Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, Host Emma Auer is joined by Rebecca Grapevine of Healthbeat.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we'll discuss the surge Georgia has seen in people signing up for Affordable Care Act health plans in recent years.
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What might happen with other vaccine policies going forward under a new Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices?
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we'll discuss how President Donald Trump's administration has eliminated about $500 million in grants to organizations
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we'll discuss the Fulton County Board of Health's decision to lay off 17 workers who provided HIV and sexual health services two weeks ago.
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This week, we'll discuss how a Georgia woman, Adriana Smith, who was declared brain-dead months ago is being kept alive because she is pregnant.
