How to make sure your kids skip the ‘summer slide’
Summer brings a break from schoolwork, causing some of those newly learned skills to slip away. Experts share their tips to keep kids on track and prevent learning loss.
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Stay well, ATL: 5 wellness events to nourish you in July
Check out five wellness events happening around metro Atlanta this July.
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As ERs prep for July 4th, Atlanta experts say leave fireworks to pros
Atlanta emergency medicine experts offer fireworks advice, and warnings, ahead of July Fourth.
What you need to know to stay safe in Atlanta’s heat
Atlanta is known for its heat and humidity, which come with temperature-related dangers. Here are important tips to keep in mind.
How to check your air conditioner for mold this summer
1.7 million air conditioners were recalled earlier this month because of an increased risk of developing mold. And there's plenty of health risks associated with the fungi.
Infectious disease cases are on the rise. Stop outbreaks before it’s too late.
The Pan American Health Organization helps coordinate disease surveillance and response across the Western Hemisphere as cases of infectious disease, such as measles, rise.
Spending a lot of time in the heat this summer? Your body might age faster.
It's going to be another hot one this summer, and all that heat can accelerate biological aging, according to a 2025 study by USC
Avoid these new ‘Dirty Dozen’ food items while shopping in Georgia
A perk of summer is the fruits and vegetables that are finally in-season. But for some of your favorite produce, you may want to proceed with caution.
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This summer camp bag checklist could save you from a midday meltdown
Here’s what a nurse practitioner says every kid should have in their camp bag to stay safe, healthy and meltdown-free.
Here’s how teens can work out for free at Planet Fitness this summer
High school students under 18 must sign up with a parent or guardian either in-person or online. But once they are registered, they can work out alone.