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End of public health emergency won't affect Covid vaccines, testing for now - Vimarsana News

End of public health emergency won't affect Covid vaccines, testing for now

By Dave Williams | May 9, 2023 | Capitol Beat News Service Covid-19 tests and vaccines will continue to be offered for free in Georgia despite the ending of the […]

Free vaccines, testing for COVID to continue in Georgia - Vimarsana News

Free vaccines, testing for COVID to continue in Georgia

COVID-19 tests and vaccines will continue to be offered for free in Georgia despite the ending of the federal public health emergency.

Physicians: COVID-19 hasn't gone away - Vimarsana News

Physicians: COVID-19 hasn't gone away

MOULTRIE – Medical officials warn local residents that “Covid-19 hasn’t gone away,” as a global organization declares May 11 the end of the public health emergency.

Savannah doctor: How you can stay healthy over the holidays - Vimarsana News

Savannah doctor: How you can stay healthy over the holidays

With three major respiratory illnesses spreading in our area, a Savannah doctor is urging that you take proper precautions before the Thanksgiving holiday.

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State health leader to discuss past, present and future of Georgia's public health at Georgia Southern University - Vimarsana News

State health leader to discuss past, present and future of Georgia's public health at Georgia Southern University

Chris Rustin, DrPH As deputy commissioner for the Georgia Department of Public Health, Chris Rustin, DrPH, has helped Georgia respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and the current monkeypox outbreak. These issues are a part of the past, present and future of public health in Georgia, which he will discuss on Oct. 17 at 7 p.m.,