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Can sweat really affect airport security checks? Here’s what TSA told us
If you’re getting patted down at the airport during a heat wave, you may have found yourself in a sticky situation.
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Meet the queens of Atlanta’s pickleball scene
The Atlanta Pickleball Queens first started with a love for the game. Now, the group is 300 strong and helping women of all ages find community and a space on the court.
Back-to-school season can mean new anxieties. Here’s how to address them
The excitement of a new school year can also bring anxieties. Jody Baumstein, a licensed psychotherapist, shares tips to help families navigate back-to-school season.
2 of the best ‘walkable and feel-good’ streets in the U.S. are in Georgia
Discover why two Georgia towns — Dahlonega and Blue Ridge — rank among the best wellness walks in the U.S., according to a national survey.
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Meet the former pop stars on a mission to delouse heads across Atlanta
Atlanta’s Lice Ladies, owned by two former pop singers, helps metro Atlanta families fight lice with clinics and school visits.
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Here’s why family dinner is your back-to-school secret weapon
An Atlanta-based therapist explains how family dinners can ease the rush and support kids’ mental health and connection.
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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.