Carol Sbarge, WSB-TV

Carol Sbarge

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Past articles by Carol:

Oral COVID-19 drug being tested with goal to provide faster, more effective treatment

Remdesivir maker Gilead is partnering with the GSU researchers as they test an oral version on people. → Read More

Business booming at Waffle House after LA sports columnist’s tweet

A tweet by a Los Angeles sports columnist during the Dodgers-Braves series criticized Truist Park, Braves fans and even mentioned Waffle House. → Read More

Hospital staff give wedding to woman who was in 3 ½ month coma from COVID-19

Right before she left Piedmont Fayette Hospital for rehab, the staff gave Andionna Williams a wedding. → Read More

As delta variant cases surge, metro researchers are keeping an eye on a new variant

Doctors and medical professionals are keeping an eye on the mu variant of the COVID-19 virus. → Read More

UGA immunologists say the vaccine protects against the delta variant, but may not against others

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that the current vaccines are effective even against the delta variant. → Read More

Health professionals say Delta variant making people sicker faster

One doctor says the difference between the original strain and the Delta variant is the timing of the onset of symptoms and the timing of the severity of it. → Read More

Metro doctor says July Fourth travel may be contributor to spike in COVID-19 cases

With the delta variant, hospitals are seeing younger people who aren’t vaccinated getting COVID. → Read More

Metro doctor says July Fourth travel may be contributor to spike in COVID-19 cases

With the delta variant, hospitals are seeing younger people who aren’t vaccinated getting COVID. → Read More

Forsyth school superintendent tells how they will deal with learning loss and rising COVID-19 cases

Forsyth County Schools superintendent, Dr. Jeff Bearden, says if the district’s COVID-19 numbers continue to stay low, face-to-face learning for students should feel pretty normal this school year. → Read More

Doctors study Lambda, possible new COVID-19 variant

Doctors are keeping a close eye on a possibly newly-emerging COVID-19 variant named Lambda. → Read More

Doctors predict a large rise in flu cases this upcoming season

Last year was one of the quietest flu seasons ever. Just one child in the US died from it. → Read More

CDC to meet to investigate heart inflammation in small number of teens who received vaccine

CDC plans to meet later this month to discuss a small number of teens getting heart inflammation after the second dose of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine. → Read More

Acworth Waffle House fails inspection due to roaches, mold in ice maker, expired milk

The Waffle House at 5685 Bells Ferry Road failed its inspection with a 56 on May 21. → Read More

Local doctors weigh in on CDC’s decision to lift mask requirements for fully-vaccinated

Is it too early for fully-vaccinated people to remove their masks, or is it time? → Read More

Local doctors weigh in on CDC’s decision to lift mask requirements for fully-vaccinated

Is it too early for fully-vaccinated people to remove their masks, or is it time? → Read More

Long haulers still plagued with COVID-19 symptoms well after recovery

Lingering side effects of the coronavirus are signature for those deemed as long haulers of the virus. → Read More

Local county is still tracking COVID-19 infections with contact tracing

Gwinnett County is still tracking COVID-19 infections through contact tracing. → Read More

Metro Atlanta hospital starting to see COVID-19 reinfections

Dr. Danny Branstetter said people who had documented cases in June and July last year are sick again. → Read More

Some COVID-19 ‘long-haulers’ seeing symptoms last more than a year

Some of those infected with COVID-19 have to deal with the symptoms for weeks, months and, in some cases, more than a year. → Read More

Doctors watching spread of COVID-19 variants closely as they await approval for vaccine for children

States hit hard by spreading variants right now are seeing big increases in coronavirus cases in children. → Read More