Wellness

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OPINION

Juneteenth is a reminder to preserve family history

In the fight to preserve history, we can’t solely rely on museums, public education or public libraries. We still have control over our own stories.

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Date like a ‘Love Islander’: Tips from Atlanta’s casting event

'Love Island USA’s' Pop-Up Villa arrived in Atlanta Saturday with casting auditions, beauty activations and expert dating advice from the show’s casting director.

Avoid these new ‘Dirty Dozen’ food items while shopping in Georgia

A perk of summer is the fruits and vegetables that are finally in-season. But for some of your favorite produce, you may want to proceed with caution.

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New cystic fibrosis drug allows more patients to breathe easier

8-year-old James Cargal was among nine patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta who participated in the worldwide clinical trial that led to the FDA approving a new drug.

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Atlanta dad, scientist offers top tips from ‘Father Nature’

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

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OPINION

Road rules challenge: Atlanta drivers could use a refresher

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.

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This summer camp bag checklist could save you from a midday meltdown

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

Atlanta swim coach warns parents to be wary of flotation devices

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.

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OPINION

Facing a tight job market, Gen Z relies on fiction to get ahead

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

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Atlanta health expert on ‘good stress’ and living a longer, happier life

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.

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Study: Georgia lags in national rankings in child well-being

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.

Here’s how to get a glow this summer — no sun required

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

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Novel liver surgery allows Georgia teen to graduate high school tumor-free

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

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I got my first full-body skin check at 32. Here’s what happened.

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.

How your kids can maintain ‘cyber hygiene’ this summer

A cybersecurity expert explains how kids can stay safe online, and shares important tips for parents to better maintain an open dialogue.

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OPINION

Black romance writers help readers heal

I thought I was going to a book conference, but what I got was a crash course in all the ways that Black romance novels are transforming the lives and minds of readers.

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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OPINION

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.