David Beckham’s intense workouts ahead of the big 5-0
The iconic footballer is bulking up and building his athleticism in new ways ahead of his 50th birthday.
Are you running a fever? 98.6°F may no longer be the baseline
Recent studies suggest 98.6°F may not be the standard for normal body temperature anymore. Learn why our temperatures are dropping and what that means for detecting a fever.
How ‘lemonading’ got us through the pandemic
Five years after COVID-19, research shows that a playful mindset, known as "lemonading," helped people stay resilient by using humor and creativity to navigate uncertainty.
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Heart Month: New app for young women aims to reduce maternal mortality risks
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Grady Health System are using a digital tool to encourage conversations with their patients, focusing on heart health.
Why some adults may need another dose of measles vaccine
Are you immune to measles? Some Georgia adults may need another dose of the MMR vaccine, which protects against the disease.
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Innovative 3D heart valve treatment built at Georgia Tech
The new device created by researchers at Georgia Tech and Emory hopes to change the treatment of heart valve disease forever.
What is chronic lung disease, the condition Pope Francis suffers from?
Pope Francis was in critical condition Monday after suffering double pneumonia, but he was battling bronchitis before that.
Atlanta sports medicine expert offers 6 top safety tips for soccer season
Dr. Corey Carson has some tips for parents and players alike as soccer season gets underway.
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Beyoncé’s dad survived cancer. Now he’s on a mission to spread awareness
Beyoncé’s dad teamed up with ZERO Prostate Cancer to tackle the disease. Learn how this game-changing campaign is breaking stigma, expanding screenings and saving lives.
American Cancer Society reports ‘elevated cancer burden’ for Black Americans
While the study shows cancer mortality rates among Black people are declining, they still remain higher than other racial and ethnic groups.