Wellness

Emory University professor James Rilling, author of “Father Nature: The Science of Paternal Potential,” has some advice for new fathers.

Atlanta has bad traffic, but what we hear less about is how all of that anxiety causing traffic has turned us into some of the worst drivers on the planet.

Here’s what a nurse practitioner says every kid should have in their camp bag to stay safe, healthy and meltdown-free.

In swimming pools, flotation devices can do more harm than good. They can create a false sense of security and teach children to maintain a "drowning" posture in the water.

According to several recent studies, many members of Gen Z are making up qualifications on their job applications and resumes.

Want to live a longer, happier and healthier life? According to Dr. Sharon Bergquist at Emory University, the key may be to start living a lifestyle a little less stress-free.

The Peach State had its highest ranking, 32nd overall in education, and its lowest ranking, 42nd, in family and community, which includes kids living in high-poverty areas.

Skip the sun damage this summer with expert-backed tips, self-tanning advice and product picks. Here’s how to glow safely.

Six weeks before her high school graduation, Kelsey Adams underwent a complex surgery at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to save her liver.

A first-time visit to the dermatologist reveals what really happens during a skin check — plus what to know about rosacea, moles and sun safety.