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Everyone’s ditching their phones and ‘going analog.’ Here’s why.
Gen Z is going analog. Experts explain why people are stepping away from their phones — and the tools helping them reduce screen time and live more intentionally.
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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.
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.































