Wellness

Her kidney transplant became the subject of her research at Georgia Tech

5 simple ways to refresh your home (and headspace) this winter

Atlanta dermatologist speaks on TikTok’s slimiest skincare trend

Georgia mother, son turn cancer battle into gifts of hope

Diet advisers weigh in on America’s new ‘real food’ approach

U.S House votes to extend Affordable Care Act health care subsidies

What the CDC’s new flu vaccine guidance could mean for Georgia schools

CDC’s updated childhood vaccine schedule creates chaos for Georgia doctors

The new vaccine guidance reduces the list parents and doctors have relied on for years, sparking concern and debate. What does this mean for your child?

Young woman stopping an old style alarm clock

Better sleep is as easy as ‘10-3-2-1-0′

This viral sleep countdown tells you exactly what to do — and when — to wake up refreshed.

The ‘best classic restaurant’ in Georgia, according to Food & Wine

OPINION

Expansion of the Busy Bee Cafe offers lesson for the new year

How will you expand your life in 2026? Whatever change you're considering, take inspiration from the Busy Bee and many older adults who prove growth doesn't stop with age.

Make a resolution to hike these 7 natural wonders of metro Atlanta

From forests to rivers and monadnocks to waterfalls, healthy adventure is mere steps away.

Cancer survivor represents Atlanta hospital in Rose Parade on New Year’s Day

City of Hope Atlanta honored cancer survivor and volunteer Tyler Blue by selecting him to ride on its Rose Parade float, bringing awareness to throat cancer.

New year, (micro) new me: How smaller resolutions can lead to big gains

Want to be your new, best self next year? Micro-resolutions are smaller habits that might lead to larger gains in the long run.

Snow off to a slow start in Rockies, delaying some skiers

Dunwoody family raises money to bring injured UGA student home

Ayden Slipsager was seriously hurt skiing during a vacation before Christmas. Now his family needs more than $100,000 to bring him home to Atlanta for rehabilitation.

Vision boards, deep cleaning and other rituals that set the tone for 2026

Why January resets work — plus easy rituals like vision boards, deep cleans and “in and out” lists to help you start 2026 with clarity.

How to avoid the January blues

January is a very chilly month, but with these tips, it won't feel quite so cold.

How meditation can transform your new year goals into lasting change

Meditation helps improve the ability to concentrate and stay present, which is crucial for goal achievement.

New app helps patients, families navigate Alzheimer’s

The free mobile app My ALZ Journey supports individuals newly diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers.

A pilates exercise, in Amsterdam, July 18, 2022. (Melissa Schriek/The New York Times)

Your January reset, Atlanta-style

Skip the “new year, new you” pressure. Discover six Atlanta wellness experiences for a gentle 2026 reset — from recovery and movement to glow and calm.

Target is joining Spirit Halloween in becoming a major retailer that sells Halloween costumes specially for kids who use wheelchairs.

OPINION

Shopping is harder than it should be for customers with mobility challenges

Store managers don’t realize that an eye-catching display is blocking access to certain products for those using mobility aids.