Wellness

The actresses Jia Song, left, and Yuh-Jung Youn, center, and the pop star RosŽ celebrate the Korean beauty brand Sulwhasoo at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on March 29, 2023.  (Ye Fan/The New York Times)
NEDRA RHONE

What the K-beauty revolution reveals about the importance of inclusion

After trying K-beauty products, it's clear their success isn't just skincare. It's a commitment to inclusion that the American industry could learn from.

Ikaria, Greece

Want to live longer? Blue Zone research points to these 5 daily habits

Researchers have spent decades studying Blue Zone communities to understand why certain populations live longer. The answers are surprisingly simple.

Green smoothie

Juicing vs. blending: A dietitian’s guide to which one is right for you

Juicing removes fiber. Blending keeps it. Here’s what that means for your blood sugar, weight loss goals and morning routine, according to experts.

Fruits and vegetables, key parts of the Mediterranean diet, in New York, Jan. 5, 2024. (Bobbi Lin/The New York Times)

Eat smart, age well: How simple choices boost health after 50

Spring Cleaning
HOLD THAT THOUGHT

4 spring cleaning tasks for your mental health

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GUEST COLUMN

Affordable Care Act turns 16, but Georgia still hasn’t expanded Medicaid

Synthetic Hemp

Georgia weighs ban on synthetic hemp, while expanding medical cannabis

Toothbrush

Lots of cavities as a kid? That may be a predictor of poor heart health.

INDONESIA-HEALTH

Start earlier to lower your cholesterol for a healthy heart

Photos: Aging in Atlanta March 2026 event
AGING IN ATLANTA

Fun, prizes and more: Event informs seniors on health, estate basics

Sound bath

Sound baths are one of 2026’s biggest wellness trends

Emory’s new Winship center takes a different approach to cancer treatment
GUEST COLUMN

Change law to give more Georgia cancer patients access to world-class care

Atlanta’s socially anxious are facing their fears through improv

Atlanta’s socially anxious confront their fears through improv