Georgia public health board stopped meetings during pandemic May 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ATLANTA (AP) — The advisory board for Georgia’s public health agency stopped holding meetings for more than a year during the coronavirus pandemic — a move that its leaders say was necessary to focus on the emergency response, though critics contend it made the agency less transparent at a time of crisis. The board of physicians and health professionals that advises the Georgia Department of Public Health held its last meeting Feb. 11, 2020, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Friday. Th...