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She wanted to empower moms to rejoin the workforce. Meet MomForce.
Ready to return to work? Linda Matzigkeit's inspiring program at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta helps moms rebuild skills and confidence after career breaks.
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SNAP delays leave Georgia families waiting. Here’s how to help.
SNAP benefit delays are leaving Georgia families hungry. Here’s how to support local food banks, donate smartly and make an impact in your community.
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Georgia Tech researchers create smart shoe insert that could restore mobility
From individuals with disabilities to elite athletes, lead researcher Hong Yeo hopes his technology will change life for people with mobility issues.
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Feeling it in your hips? Emotional tension could be the cause
Stress, anxiety, and emotional tension may not just worsen existing hip pain — they could be key contributors.
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Wellstar expands early breast cancer screenings efforts
With breast cancer increasing among younger women, Wellstar partnered with a start-up company specializing in breast cancer screening to help women ages 24 to 39.
Georgia women face geographic gaps in prenatal care
Fewer than half of Georgia's counties have a full-time OB-GYN, according to data analyzed by the AJC, and many women lack the time and money to make regular prenatal visits.
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Don’t let your health ‘fall back’ when daylight saving time ends
From seasonal affective disorder to poor sleep, the darkest months can take a toll on your health.
How light therapy can help ward off the winter blues
Light therapy has been used to treat seasonal affective disorder for decades. Exposure to the right kind of light can make a noticeable difference this fall and winter.
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No spook zone: Simple tips for a sensory-friendly Halloween night
For children on the autism spectrum and their families, this spooky holiday can be tricky to navigate. Here are tips to create sensory-friendly Halloween magic.
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SNAP food benefit cuts threaten to make Georgians less healthy than before
The ongoing federal government shutdown risks taking away Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits from Americans, including 1.3 million Georgians.