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Nugget’s last shift: Wellstar Children’s Hospital’s first facility dog retires
Nugget helped during nearly 30,000 patient visits at Wellstar Children’s Hospital of Georgia in Augusta, where a little extra comfort mattered most.
Mental health disorders may double risk of heart disease, Emory study finds
Emory researchers reveal a strong link between mental health and heart disease, showing some disorders can raise heart risks by up to 100%.
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Wellstar expands early breast cancer screenings efforts
With breast cancer increasing among younger women, Wellstar partnered with a start-up company specializing in breast cancer screening to help women ages 24 to 39.
How light therapy can help ward off the winter blues
Light therapy has been used to treat seasonal affective disorder for decades. Exposure to the right kind of light can make a noticeable difference this fall and winter.
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No spook zone: Simple tips for a sensory-friendly Halloween night
For children on the autism spectrum and their families, this spooky holiday can be tricky to navigate. Here are tips to create sensory-friendly Halloween magic.
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A ‘vampire facial’ might sound spooky, but results are anything but
This fall’s most talked-about treatment uses your own blood to refresh your skin. Experts explain how PRP facials boost collagen, brighten tone and restore your glow.
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Is dirty soda the next big drink trend — or just a sugary headache in a cup?
Dirty soda may be TikTok’s favorite drink, but experts say the sweet mix can spike blood sugar and lead to health risks.
No one wants a root canal. Here are the most common causes.
Understanding what puts your teeth at risk can help you avoid major dental procedures down the road.
Women should continue breast cancer screenings past their 70s, experts say
Federal guidelines say screenings can stop at 74, but there's no definitive age when mammograms are no longer needed.
Half of NICU infants miss critical early treatment, report says
In Georgia, only .64% of infants under 1 receive early intervention services.





























