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Political power play poses a risk to consumer safety
After a recent recall, I realized how the current back-and-forth between President Trump and the ousted commissioners of the CPSC could impact our safety and well-being.
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Early detection, newer options make the difference for colorectal cancer
A Georgia woman is encouraging early screening for colorectal cancer. While it may seem invasive or inconvenient, it’s worth it.
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What you need to know to stay safe in Atlanta’s heat
Atlanta is known for its heat and humidity, which come with temperature-related dangers. Here are important tips to keep in mind.
A new tool shows the rate you’re aging — and it can predict dementia early
Could an MRI scan reveal how well you're aging? A recent study could help patients as young as 45 predict their risks of major diseases later in life, such as dementia.
More than 30 back-to-school must-haves for students, parents and teachers
Whether you’re packing snacks for a preschooler or setting up a college dorm, this back-to-school guide is here to help prepare your family to start the year off right.
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More young adults are having strokes. But why?
Recent studies by the American Heart Association show more young people are having strokes. Here are some risk factors to look out for.
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The important role time plays when treating a stroke
Time is critical when it comes to preventing strokes from becoming severely debilitating. Two Atlanta doctors share common signs, and treatment options if you move fast.
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Quick thinking saved this Georgia mother’s life
Michelle Hughes saw herself as a healthy mom. A day before having a stroke, she completed a 5-mile run with her husband. She shares the speedy steps he took to save her life.
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Georgia Tech unveils needle-free alternative to injectable medications
Engineers at Georgia Tech developed a new mode of delivery for injectable medications — an 'exploding' capsule.
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Atlanta researchers develop wearable sensor to help outdoor workers stay safe in heat
The chest patch developed by researchers at Emory and Georgia Tech alerts wearers to take a break and rehydrate, while monitoring how heat is affecting their bodies.