UGA Research

Recent research from the University of Georgia’s College of Pharmacy suggests that remote doctor visits help breast cancer survivors maintain their follow up care.

Researchers from the University of Georgia have found that heat exposure poses a significant threat in the aftermath of a hurricane.

The Rock Hawk and Rock Eagle mounds are two well-visited sites near Eatonton, Georgia. The bird-shaped piles of stone built by prehistoric Native American peoples have been the subject of many archaeological explorations.

A lot of people want to learn another language, but many stop short, worried about nailing the accent. And for languages like French and Portuguese, there’s a particular obstacle: the nasal sound.

During fiscal year 2025 UGA’s Research and Development department had more than a 4% increase in investments over last year's at $654 million dollars.

Nearly half of students surveyed by the University of Georgia have tried CBD products, with many turning to gummies and edibles to cope with anxiety, stress, and sleep problems, researchers report.

Opioid use may weaken immune systems, leaving patients more vulnerable to infection, according to new research from the University of Georgia.

Dr. Scott Carver of the Odum School of Ecology is investigating how wombats, a marsupial from Australia, communicate with each other.

New research from the University of Georgia reveals that medical marijuana could potentially be a substitute for opioids for people dealing with chronic or acute pain.

New research has found that individuals' overall contentment is more influential than personality when it comes to people’s desire to be creative,