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Snowed in and stir-crazy? Easy indoor habits to support mental health.

Indoor movement ideas, wellness habits and sanity-saving tips for those stuck at home during winter storms.

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If you’re seeing hair loss, it might be time to try PRP

A new hair growth studio opens in Buckhead Village, bringing non-surgical PRP treatments and personalized hair restoration to Atlanta.

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How to keep your food safe during and after power outages

Severe weather can wreak havoc on food storage and raise the risk of food poisoning. Learn how to keep your food and body safe during power outages.

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Wearable health tech is everywhere. Here’s how it works best.

Wearables promise health insights, but doctors warn constant tracking can backfire. Here’s what to know before obsessing over your Garmin, Apple Watch or Oura Ring.

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5 simple ways to refresh your home (and headspace) this winter

Spending more time at home this winter? These five simple home projects can boost comfort, mood and function without a full renovation.

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Georgia mother, son turn cancer battle into gifts of hope

With her 15-year-old son by her side, Sabrina Bridwell underwent a series of treatments following her breast cancer diagnosis. The duo spent the past year giving back.

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Better sleep is as easy as ‘10-3-2-1-0′

This viral sleep countdown tells you exactly what to do — and when — to wake up refreshed.

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Make a resolution to hike these 7 natural wonders of metro Atlanta

From forests to rivers and monadnocks to waterfalls, healthy adventure is mere steps away.

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Vision boards, deep cleaning and other rituals that set the tone for 2026

Why January resets work — plus easy rituals like vision boards, deep cleans and “in and out” lists to help you start 2026 with clarity.

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How to avoid the January blues

January is a very chilly month, but with these tips, it won't feel quite so cold.

Celebrating Nurses - 2025 honorees

National Nurses Month is a time to acknowledge the amazing contributions nurses make to our lives and communities. Since 2005, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has held its annual Celebrating Nurses Awards each May to honor Atlanta's top nurses. The award program recognizes & celebrates their exceptional work, bravery and outstanding achievements at a special awards reception.

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Justin Connelly, Piedmont Henry Hospital

Second generation trauma nurse goes above and beyond for his patients.

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Melanie Copeland, Kennestone Hospital

Makes sure every new nurse knows they are valued.

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April Eldridge, Wellstar Douglas

She handles pressure of nursing through prayer and self-care.

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Cindy Farmer, Northside Hospital Cherokee

Calm demeanor with patients comes from med/surgery nurse’s inner peace.

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Jennifer Herr, Northeast Georgia Medical Center

Gainesville nurse’s compassion for NICU patients ‘knows no bounds’

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Christine Karia, Kennestone Hospital

Her ‘commitment to her patients and her team is evident."

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Kimberly Knotts, Wellstar Paulding

What nurses do ‘is extraordinary,’ recipient of manager award says.

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Patrick McLeod, Northside Hospital Duluth

Procedural nurse has ‘amazing ability’ to connect with patients

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Candice Sims, Grady Memorial Hospital

Years as LPN built strong foundation for heart failure nurse,

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Yuriy Soroka, Wellstar North Fulton

Critical care nurse serves here and in his homeland Ukraine.

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Kenosha Tillman, Emory Healthcare

‘I’ve always been a natural nurturer.’

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PHOTOS: 2025 Celebrating Nurses awards luncheon

For the 20th consecutive year, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has celebrated 10 of the region’s best nurses and one outstanding nurse leader.

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DeKalb County issues alert as flu-related 911 calls spike 60%

The 2025-2026 flu season is likely going to get worse, officials say.

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Flu activity ‘very high’ in Georgia, likely to keep rising

Here's how this flu season compares to last year.

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Your January reset, Atlanta-style

Skip the “new year, new you” pressure. Discover six Atlanta wellness experiences for a gentle 2026 reset — from recovery and movement to glow and calm.

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Your FSA is expiring. Here are 20+ things you can buy right now.

Don’t let FSA dollars go to waste. Here are 20 eligible items you can buy on Amazon (and elsewhere) before your funds expire.

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Enjoy your holiday treats guilt free — doctor’s orders

Don't let food guilt get in the way of your holiday celebrations.

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Blank Foundation gives $25 million to support youth mental health

The $25 million builds onto a portfolio of more than $31 million the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation has committed to youth mental health over the past three years.

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We asked nutritionists what they eat during the winter. Here’s their grocery list.

Discover the everyday foods health experts turn to each winter to boost immunity and ease cold and flu season stress.

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Grady expands care with two outpatient facilities in DeKalb County

Grady Health System is expanding outpatient services to DeKalb County, strengthening its reach and impact across metro Atlanta.

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Georgia teen builds app to simplify diabetes care for young patients

At only 18 years told, Drew Mendelow, a Georgia Tech freshman, is helping young patients manage their diabetes with his popular app.

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Waiting for SNAP? Here’s how delays are hitting GA — and what to do next.

As Georgia families wait for their SNAP benefits to resume, learn what this means for your household, how to check your balance and where to find food now.