An operating room technician performs an ultrasound on a patient in Louisiana on July 6, 2022.

An operating room technician performs an ultrasound on a patient in Louisiana on July 6, 2022.

Credit: AP Photo/Ted Jackson, File

A new report analyzing a decade of women’s health data is making recommendations that could improve maternal care in Georgia.

A federal judge has asked Georgia’s Supreme Court to decide whether residents near the BioLab plant in Conyers can seek long-term medical monitoring, even without showing symptoms.

And a federal watchdog says Georgia’s Pathways program is spending more on administration than on health care. The Government Accountability Office released the findings Thursday.

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