New research on maternal transports points to unseen gaps in Georgia care
The Georgia Tech study found that rural patients are three times more likely to be transferred than patients in urban areas.
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6 ways to declutter, organize and start the fall season fresh
Fall is the season to reset. NEAT Method Atlanta shares expert tips to declutter closets, pantries and entryways.
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Remember the 10,000 steps rule? Here’s a new way to count progress
According to experts, it’s less about hitting a magic number and more about consistent, meaningful movement — one step at a time.
Plant-based treats, rooftop vibes and more ways to reset this month
Here’s your guide to the best wellness and feel-good events in Atlanta this September.
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Healing in style: Atlanta company is changing what cancer recovery looks like
KickIt is changing cancer recovery with clothing that blends dignity, comfort and style — including the Kristin Recovery Dress for women healing after surgery.
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Grady launches first ‘air ambulance’
Grady Health System presented a new state-of-the-art medical aircraft. In partnership with Air Methods, Grady Air will help decrease transport times across the Southeast.
More nonsmokers are getting lung cancer. A Georgia oncologist explains why.
Lung cancer has long been associated with smokers, but that perception is shifting. A Georgia oncologist is urging early screenings for everyone — including nonsmokers.
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Staying near water this Labor Day? Airbnb has new safety tool for you
Airbnb’s new in-app feature offers water safety tips and host prompts to help families enjoy safer poolside and lakeside stays this Labor Day and beyond.
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‘Tummy time’ isn’t just for babies anymore
Discover the benefits of adult tummy time — a simple, baby-inspired posture hack that helps ease tech neck, strengthen your back and improve alignment.
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Healthy snacks to keep you energized when working out in any weather
Atlanta has seen some high temperatures this summer. And according to a nutrition expert, all that heat can have a negative effect on your blood sugar.