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TikTok ban preparedness guide: 3 things that happen when you quit social media
Yes, TikTok stopped working. It's banned in the U.S. Here's what that could mean for the most avid users.
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Junk food turns public villain as power shifts in Washington
For years, the federal government has steered clear of regulating junk food, fast food, and ultra-processed food. Now attitudes are changing.
Kids feeling the ‘winter blues?’ Adopt these coping strategies
The period in January after the holiday festivities are over is hard for a lot of people to get through - especially kids.
‘Getting your pink back’ is a wholesome trend supporting new mothers
Discover how new mothers are 'getting their pink back' – a trending self-care movement helping moms rediscover their identity after having children.
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Reckless drivers, poor sidewalks make walking in Atlanta hazardous
As government projects aimed at making walking and biking less hazardous advance slowly, advocates say Atlanta's inaction is fueling a health and safety crisis.
Where will TikTok’s wellness community go?
As TikTok faces a shutdown, millions of users are losing more than an entertainment app - they're losing a mental health lifeline.
Your chill guide to getting well at Ponce City Market
Discover Atlanta's most approachable wellness experiences at Ponce City Market, from cold plunges to spiritual wellness.
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How to lower your blood pressure in minutes, according to a physician
Have high blood pressure? Preventive medicine physician Dr. Ford Brewer knows two techniques that can lower it within minutes.
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Flu surging: There’s still time for vaccinations
People with flu-like symptoms are swarming Georgia emergency rooms. State public health officials say there's still time for vaccinations to make a difference.