Wellness

Shelley Pascal works out at Lucille Roberts in Forest Hills, New York, on April 24, 2025. (Leslye Davis/The New York Times)

Warmer days, safer workouts: Experts urge a slow return to fitness

After months of reduced activity, older adults face higher injury risk without a careful restart. Two physicians share how to safely ease back into exercise.

A dozen killings of people who are homeless in metro Atlanta
GUEST COLUMN

Too many Americans can’t get mental health treatment. Georgia can do better.

Research shows that only a half of Americans are able to get the mental health treatment they need, and that puts a strain on professionals and society.

Kelly Bryant, a fitness coach, works out with her 5-year-old daughter at their home in Stuart, Fla., on Nov. 26, 2023. (Melanie Metz/The New York Times)

5 ways to reduce stress at home right now

April is Stress Awareness Month. These simple activities will slow a busy mind, release tension and add more calm into your daily life.

A surge in ‘energy healing’ searches points to something deeper

A surge in ‘energy healing’ searches points to something deeper

NFL players health-health screening

Former NFL players face their health head-on at Atlanta event

COVID-19 vaccine available

6 vaccines older adults should discuss with their doctor

'Tell me your good news'
AJC HER+STORY

She asked Atlanta to share its good news. The response was overwhelming.

Close view of arm reaching for mail

Your new self-care habit costs one stamp

Khetanya Henderson teaches a class at KKRU Pilates Studio & Wellness in the West End on Friday, April 10, 2026. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

Why these Atlantans are spending big bucks on luxury fitness memberships