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KSU AMES - The Who, What, and Why
The Center for the Advancement of Military and Emergency Services Research (AMES Center) at Kennesaw State University was established to foster state and national partnerships that support scientifically rigorous research and the development and refinement of evidence-based interventions for military and emergency services personnel, their families, and communities. Due to our extensive partnerships and commitment to service, the AMES Center was recognized by the American Pub
UMC
Jun 43 min read


What Is an iBreastExam and Why Are More Women Choosing It for Early Detection?
When it comes to breast health, early detection matters. But for many women, traditional screenings can feel intimidating, uncomfortable, expensive, or difficult to schedule. That’s why more healthcare providers are turning to the innovative iBreastExam, a quick, painless, radiation-free breast screening technology designed to make early detection more accessible. How Does iBreastExam Work? The iBreastExam is an FDA-cleared handheld device that uses advanced sensor technology
UMC
May 212 min read


Compassionate Home Care in East Cobb, Marietta, Kennesaw, and Paulding County
As the owner of a Homewatch CareGivers agency serving East Cobb, Marietta, Kennesaw, (Cobb County), and all of Paulding County, I have the privilege of helping Veterans, seniors, individuals with disabilities and their families navigate some of life’s most important moments. Every day, we meet families who are trying to balance work, children, care giving responsibilities, and the emotional stress that often comes with aging or illness. Caring for another can be daunting and
Robin Breault
May 204 min read


Libraries Are Information Hubs
The Sara Hightower Regional Library System is your information hub. With six branches across Chattooga, Floyd, and Polk County, the library is here to help you get access to the information you need. Through your local library, you can read for pleasure or learn a new skill or hobby, search for jobs, use free technology, take technology home with you, research your family history, and so much more. A Georgia PINES library card is free. Just stop by your closest library branch
Amelia Blackmon
May 202 min read
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