AG Chris Carr urges Georgians to ‘strongly consider’ deleting 23andMe accounts
23andMe's bankruptcy raises urgent concerns about genetic data privacy. A local expert explains what protections exist and what users should do now to protect their DNA.
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Move For Grady: Walk, run and bike around downtown Atlanta for a good cause
Thousands of runners, walkers and cyclists will be hitting the pavement April 26 for Move For Grady 2025, all to raise money.
Working from home during spring break? Keep your cool with this expert advice
Stressed about how you'll manage your kids this spring break? Experts share tips to avoid getting too overwhelmed and still have fun with your favorite people.
Top 5 sunscreens dermatologists recommend for kids
Warm weather is here, and as the sun’s rays grow stronger, it’s important to protect your children’s delicate skin.
The best sunscreens for every occasion this spring
Spring is here and the weather is getting warmer. If you're headed to the beach or just need to re-up your daily supply, it's time to find your perfect sunscreen.
Spring cleaning is self-care: How tidying up boosts your mental health
Discover how spring cleaning can boost your mental health, reduce anxiety, and bring a sense of calm — inspired by CleanTok and expert tips.
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COVID cases in Georgia could soon see an uptick, CDC data shows
While flu and RSV hospitalizations continue to drop in Georgia, wastewater data indicate that COVID cases could soon be on the rise.
These are the top things poisoning your pets (and what to do about it)
While accidental ingestion of medications, foods, and recreational substances is common nationwide, the biggest toxin reported in Georgia is chocolate.
Spring allergies are here. Will your air purifier actually help?
Discover how air purifiers can ease your allergy symptoms, what features to look for, and the best models to keep your home's air clean and comfortable.
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‘Baby steps’ for Georgia children with misunderstood behavior changes
Georgia families of children with PANS and PANDAS and the clinicians who treat them are pushing for insurance coverage and recognition.