Clinical trials are in-demand because of emerging diseases that disrupt public health, such as the coronavirus or COVID-19. And, what does this imply to Georgia residents and medical professionals? Medical professionals and pharmaceutical facilities receive significant pressure from regulatory bodies and the public to ensure accurate clinical trial data for drugs and therapies newly developed by scientists. Because of the massively ongoing clinical trials, clinical metadata management faces challenges, from data collection to interpretation or

DULUTH — City of Duluth police officers were dispatched to a business in Duluth, who recently terminated an employee and wanted the employee off their property Thursday. As officers approached the former-employee sitting in his vehicle, police say the driver drove off but not before striking one a police patrol vehicle. The car left the location and, blocks away, crashed into two other vehicles on Buford Highway at N. Berkeley Lake Road. The suspect was

Dunwoody postpones MLK Day Service Due to weather and road concerns, the community projects planned at Brook Run Park for Dunwoody’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on Monday have been postponed. The event has been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 5 and will include tree and daffodil plantings, picnic table restoration and general park cleanup. Registrations will automatically transfer to the new date. Please note, those volunteering at the Dunwoody Nature Center will receive email

The state agencies in charge of responding to weather emergencies are bracing for a winter storm expected to hit North Georgia and metro Atlanta during a three-day holiday weekend. Georgia Department of Transportation crews began treating interstate and state highways Friday morning with brine solution in an area stretching from the northern counties south to the line running from Columbus to Augusta. While the forecast remained uncertain as of Friday afternoon, winter precipitation was expected