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GS Care Station aims to improve access to health products, testing

Pilot project opens in downtown Statesboro

Georgia Southern's first Care Station was officially opened Monday during a ceremony at the Station's location in the alleyway behind Georgia Southern’s City Campus on East Main St. in Statesboro. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

Georgia Southern's first Care Station was officially opened Monday during a ceremony at the Station's location in the alleyway behind Georgia Southern’s City Campus on East Main St. in Statesboro. — Georgia Southern's first Care Station was officially opened Monday during a ceremony at the Station's location in the alleyway behind Georgia Southern’s City Campus on East Main St. in Statesboro. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

Georgia Southern University’s Institute for Health Logistics & Analytics officially launched its “Care Station Project” earlier this week that will help address barriers to accessing over-the-counter health products.