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GPB Morning Headlines for September 23, 2026

The federally funded study will enroll about 300 adults and measure whether cholesterol-lowering medicine can help clear PFAS from the bloodstream.

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Scientists at Emory University’s school of public health in Atlanta will embark on a clinical trial to test medication against exposure to forever chemicals called PFAS; Five years after the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule took effect, 65% of Georgia’s hospitals are complying, according to a new report from the nonprofit Patient Rights Advocate.

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GPB morning headlines for September 23, 2026

Scientists at Emory University’s school of public health in Atlanta will embark on a clinical trial to test medication against exposure to forever chemicals called PFAS; Five years after the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule took effect, 65% of Georgia’s hospitals are complying, according to a new report from the nonprofit Patient Rights Advocate.

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Georgia Public Broadcasting broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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