When the safety net breaks it’s not just the poor falling through to the floor. It could easily be you, too. Everyone in Atlanta is just one car crash away from Grady.

Mold is a growing concern in Atlanta, the older our homes the more mold has had time to accumulate, the newer our home the less quality materials and the immediate mold growth if moisture is present. What needs to be done to educate the community and avoid long term health affects of this new growing epidemic?

The struggles of an Atlanta charity hospital are emblematic of the crippling effect the health care crisis has had on public hospitals.

While tech businesses can locate out of town, and thus build out of planned centers, health care growth, as in Atlanta’s case, often happens around college campuses, in formerly residential neighborhoods underserved by mass transit.

"A new report presented yesterday in Atlanta at a key meeting of federal policymakers and infectious diseases experts outlines a three-pronged strategy to address the growing public health and patient safety crisis of antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" and other antimicrobial-resistant infections."