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Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth promoted Michael Cacciatore, MD, to system chief clinical officer, effective March 4.

Itai Himelboim, Michael Cacciatore and undergraduate student Max Leiter of UGA's SEE Suite met with the team at Imagem Corporativa in São Paulo, Brazil. 

Beauty and personal care retailer, Pinalli, has digitally  improved its customer experience and in-store operations using a solution from Pricer, the world’s

More adults likely to get a flu vaccination than an updated COVID-19 vaccine, according to a University of Georgia survey.

Some parents have concerns about common childhood vaccines, like the MMR and flu shots, and are reluctant to vaccinate their children

UGA researcher: Those over 65 are "almost universally vaccinated."

Age and risk perception may be the deciding factors on on whether people choose to receive the COVID-19 shot.

from: AdventHealth Monoclonal antibodies, available at AdventHealth outpatient clinics across Central Florida, have emerged as a key treatment to prevent many high-risk patients with COVID-19 from developing severe disease that requires hospitalization, said Dr. Michael Cacciatore, chief medical officer for AdventHealth Medical Group, at a briefing April 22. He said the hospital system is seeing at least a 50% reduction in admissions among people who receive the infusions of synthetic antibo...

According to findings from a December 2020 national survey, more US adults reported receiving or planning to receive an influenza vaccination during the 2020-2021 flu season than ever before.

U.S. Flu Vaccinations Hit New Record High This Season By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, March 1, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- While many Americans await their turn for the COVID vaccine, a potentially record-setting number have already had their flu shot. Thats the key finding in a nationwide poll of more conducted in December by the University of Georgia, involving more than 1,000 adults . In all, 43.5% of respondents said they had already had a flu shot, 13.5% said they would "definitel...