...services. Augusta agreed to start the program on $400,000 at University's request and with the urging of Dr. Terrence Cook, then the chairman of the Richmond County Board of Health. Cook is now president of Project Access and chairman of...
...degrees lower on average," he said.The warmer, drier weather has pollen counts going through the roof, said Dr. Terrence Cook, an allergist and clinical immunologist in Augusta."They are about as high as they can get," Cook said, adding...
...the area is suffering the consequences.Those looking for a stronger ordinance are not going to give up, said Dr. Terrence Cook, an Augusta allergist and a former chairman of the Richmond County Board of Health."We will be back and we will...
...at that." Even if it passes, much of the health reform bill does not kick in for years, which makes no sense to Terrence Cook. The Augusta allergist is the chairman of the board and president of Richmond County Medical Society Project Access...
...children on Medicaid from receiving a shot, the Richmond County Board of Health learned Tuesday night. Board Chairman Terrence Cook, an Augusta allergist, said he is hearing from pediatricians who are upset that they have not received seasonal influenza...
...potentially tracking children with asthma and ensuring they get referrals to allergists and other specialists, said Dr. Terrence Cook, chairman of the Richmond County Board of Health and an allergist. The new initiative aims to apply for a grant from...
...primary health care if there is no facility there to do it," Ms. Rider said. That cooperation is a key point to Dr. Terrence Cook, an Augusta allergist who is chairman of the Project Access Committee of the Richmond County Medical Society, which...
...difficult to pin down because it is often not listed as the cause of death, Richmond County Board of Health Chairman Terrence Cook said he believes asthma has caused at least 10 deaths in the past 18 months in Richmond and Columbia counties. At...
...gathered Thursday to plot a way to get children and parents more education and more access to care. Augusta allergist Terrence Cook, who serves as the chairman of the Richmond County Board of Health, put the range at seven to 13 child deaths because...
...unanimously to draft a resolution that would honor the Norwood contribution. "This is wonderful," said board chairman Terrence Cook, who also works as an allergist in Augusta. The donation first will go toward Richmond County Medical Society Project...
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