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Georgia breast cancer patient faces chemo in costume to spread joy
Karen Strelecki, 72, started the Fun Fights Fear project with her husband to bring joy and happiness to fellow cancer patients.
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Shared meals, stand-up shows and more ways to feel good this month
Discover Atlanta’s top wellness events, expert tips and recipes to nourish your body and mind this August — from greens powders to family dinners.
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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.