News & Announcements

Three things to know about the long-term side effects of COVID vaccines

Aug 20

From the UAB News at the University of Alabama Birmingham
In his nearly 30 years studying vaccines, Paul Goepfert, M.D., director of the Alabama Vaccine Resear

HOTFLASHES | December 2022

Dec 01

Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy 
While pregnancy can be an exciting time, it can also be stressful and present health challenges. Check out these tips on how

HOTFLASHES | April 2024

Apr 01

All About Alcohol and Your Health

While alcohol is something most of us have had at least a few times in our lives and may even have on a regular basis, there

HOTFLASHES | September 2021

Sep 01

First Newborn Appointment
Your baby should have its first pediatric appointment within 3-5 days of being born, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.

HOTFLASHES | January 2023

Jan 01

Lower Your Risk of Cervical Cancer
Each January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and we are celebrating by talking about ways you can lower your ri

HOTFLASHES | May 2024

May 01

Does Your Child Have Asthma or Allergies?
Asthma or allergies are both very common in children, but the symptoms of both can be very similar since both conditi

Covid Variant Causes Severe Illness In Pregnant Women

Aug 26

"The Delta variant is more infectious, and more often causes severe illness in pregnant women than our experience and prior data from Alpha variant infections.

HOTFLASHES | February 2023

Feb 01

Lowering Your Stress for a Healthy Heart
Everyone knows that February is National Heart Health Month, and a really great way to improve your heart health is by

Exercising as a family is a great way to encourage a healthy lifestyle, and it can help keep the kids busy while they’re out of school. However, the South Georgia heat is no joke and taking a walk outside or heading to the park may be a little too intense some days.

Remembering John S. Inman, Jr., MD

Sep 02

During his distinguished career as an obstetrician, Dr. Inman helped to deliver more than nine thousand babies in the community