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‘Survivor’ is harder than you think
For two Atlanta alumni from Season 50, “Survivor” begins long before the plane ride to Fiji. It's a test of both mental grit and physical endurance.
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Staying active is the secret to aging well, says 90-year-old tennis player
John Lamb started playing tennis at 75. Now 90, he plays for hours each week and credits daily movement to his strength and longevity.
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11 Black-owned wellness spaces to celebrate this February
Take care of yourself and support Black-owned businesses this Black History Month. Explore something new and let wellness be a part of your celebration.
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What lymphatic drainage really does for your body
Lymphatic drainage is trending on social media, but it’s rooted in science. Here’s how it works and where to try it in metro Atlanta.
Georgia teen is thriving at home without a heart
A Savannah teen is temporarily living at home with a total artificial heart, one of only a few in the U.S., while awaiting a lifesaving transplant.
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Teen program preps next generation of Georgia’s health care workers
As health care worker shortages grow, Wellstar Health System's VolunTeen program is giving Georgia teens early, hands-on exposure to the realities of hospital care.
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Feeling inspired by the Olympics? Ease into winter sports the smart way.
If the Olympics have inspired you to try a winter sport — or simply get more active — there are smart steps you can take to do it safely and effectively.
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Why Galentine’s Day is good for your health. (No, really!)
Science shows strong friendships boost mental and physical well-being. Discover how to celebrate your besties in Atlanta, from wellness activities to nightlife happenings.
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Don’t fight it. A midday snooze is actually good for your brain.
Want to give your brain a boost? It might be time for a "synaptic reset." New research suggests that a short midday nap can do more than help you feel rested.
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Georgia’s strongest couples share this trait, UGA study finds
According to University of Georgia researcher and relationship expert Evin Richardson, mindfulness can level up your relationship.













