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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.
Don’t spend spring break sniffling under the covers. Here’s how to stay healthy
Being healthy during spring break is nothing to sneeze at. Here are some traveler tips to keep you sickness free during the big vacation.
The color of their swimsuit could save your child’s life
Brightly colored swimsuits, especially neon colors, are much easier to spot underwater.
Does red light therapy really improve your skin?
Red light therapy promises to boost collagen, reduce wrinkles and clear acne — but does science back it up? Experts discuss the research, benefits and limitations of RLT.
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Respiratory viruses decline from respective winter peaks in Georgia
After months of rapid respiratory disease spread and sickness, Georgia and Atlanta cases of COVID-19, flu, or RSV appear to be declining from their respective winter peaks.
New pacifier that monitors electrolytes in newborns created at Georgia Tech
A new innovative pacifier developed by Georgia Tech scientists can monitor newborns' electrolyte levels, hopefully ceasing the need for repeated, painful blood draws.
Effects of WFH life become more clear, experts say
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home is still quite popular. Employees list flexibility and improved mental health as some of the main benefits, and experts agree.
Feeling off days after daylight saving time? Here’s why
The time change disrupts your sleep, heart health and mood. Find out why it happens and how to reset your internal clock for better health.