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COVID-19 boosters halted in Georgia amid federal uncertainty
The FDA approved COVID boosters for those 65 and older and people with certain health conditions, but a federal committee is slated to decide soon if it recommends the shot.
Plant-based treats, rooftop vibes and more ways to reset this month
Here’s your guide to the best wellness and feel-good events in Atlanta this September.
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Healing in style: Atlanta company is changing what cancer recovery looks like
KickIt is changing cancer recovery with clothing that blends dignity, comfort and style — including the Kristin Recovery Dress for women healing after surgery.
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1 year after Apalachee: 4 tips for dealing with school shooting anxiety
A licensed psychotherapist from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta tackles fears about gun violence in schools, a year after Georgia was rocked by the Apalachee school shooting.
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Grady launches first ‘air ambulance’
Grady Health System presented a new state-of-the-art medical aircraft. In partnership with Air Methods, Grady Air will help decrease transport times across the Southeast.
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Judo studio offers unique safety training for older adults
Seniors learn the art of falling to minimize injury.
More nonsmokers are getting lung cancer. A Georgia oncologist explains why.
Lung cancer has long been associated with smokers, but that perception is shifting. A Georgia oncologist is urging early screenings for everyone — including nonsmokers.
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Staying near water this Labor Day? Airbnb has new safety tool for you
Airbnb’s new in-app feature offers water safety tips and host prompts to help families enjoy safer poolside and lakeside stays this Labor Day and beyond.
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‘Tummy time’ isn’t just for babies anymore
Discover the benefits of adult tummy time — a simple, baby-inspired posture hack that helps ease tech neck, strengthen your back and improve alignment.
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Healthy snacks to keep you energized when working out in any weather
Atlanta has seen some high temperatures this summer. And according to a nutrition expert, all that heat can have a negative effect on your blood sugar.