From soda to white bread, ultraprocessed foods increase risk of early death
Ultraprocessed foods can increase your risk of early death. But by how much? Researchers may have an answer.
Stay well, ATL: 5 wellness events to reset this June
Check out five wellness events happening around metro Atlanta this June, from stand-up paddleboarding to yoga with a manta ray backdrop.
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As school year ends, metro Atlanta teachers deserve a respite and respect
Metro Atlanta teachers like Taurika Boateng Chennault have faced grief, burnout and pandemic setbacks — and deserve rest and our support.
This doctor is trying to fix care deserts surrounding metro Atlanta
The lack of access to mental health care has created care deserts around metro Atlanta. This Snellville pediatrician is stepping in to help families in need.
Hydration has evolved. Should you add electrolytes, too?
From hangovers to weight loss medication, here’s who actually benefits from electrolyte powders. Plus the buzziest science-backed brands to try now.
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Most people hit the snooze button every morning, new study finds
Do you need a few more moments of sleep in the morning? If you're hitting the snooze button, you're not alone. But there are unseen effects of this habit.
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YMCA adaptive swim program gives kids with disabilities a chance to learn
The adaptive swim program at the YMCA of Metro Atlanta uses 1-on-1 lessons to help children with varied levels of physical, cognitive and developmental abilities
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Bidets are the bathroom upgrade you didn’t know you needed
Bidets are trending and for good reason. Learn how they boost hygiene, reduce waste and offer a cleaner, eco-friendly alternative to toilet paper.
AI isn’t ready to be your therapist, but it’s a top reason people use it
Artificial intelligence isn't ready to be your therapist, but therapy and life advice are two of the top reasons people are turning to AI in 2025.
Dementia and Alzheimer’s might not be why you’re losing your memory
While a little forgetfulness is common as we get older, more significant memory loss can be a sign of a serious medical problem.