Grady Health announces 2 new outpatient centers to fill void

Grady Health System is set to open two new outpatient centers in response to the growing healthcare needs of metro Atlanta.

FDA approves first ever pill for fecal transplants

Currently, most fecal transplants are provided by a network of stool banks that have popped up at medical institutions and hospitals across the country.

Cancer patient learning healthy cooking
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Battling lung cancer, Jeff Gross has found a new weapon to help him feel better - eating healthy. Gross is on a targeted treatment that he says is working, and he is taking nutrition classes here as way to control what he can as he learns to live with lung cancer.

It's Better than Ice Cream nonprofit offering kids a way to escape youth violence

With about one month left in the school year for students across metro Atlanta, many are concerned about keeping kids safe this summer. A local nonprofit is trying to get the city’s youth off the street and into entrepreneurship.

Adult cigarette smoking rate hits new all-time low in US, CDC says

U.S. adults are smoking less, with 1 in 9 people reporting in 2022 that they were current smokers. Meanwhile, e-cigarette use rose, to about 1 in 17 adults.

Canine influenza: Tips for preventing its spread

In order to stop the spread of canine influenza, experts are asking the public to take some preventative steps.

Georgia issues state’s first five dispensing licenses for medical cannabis

The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission has officially issued the state’s first five dispensing licenses during a public meeting on Wednesday.

Georgia woman given 1% chance of surviving pancreatic cancer celebrates 10 years with no sign of cancer

Elise Tedeschi was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in 2012 when the average 5-year survival rate for people with her diagnosis was just 1%. Ten years later, the Atlanta publicist and mother of 2 has no signs of cancer.

Woman given 1% chance of survival beats odds
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Elise Tedeschi was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at just 43. Doctors said she was facing about a 1% chance of surviving the next 5 years. That was 10 years ago. FOX 5 Medical Team's Beth Galvin has her incredible story.

Red Dye No. 3: What is it, and why is it banned in makeup but OK in food?

Red Dye No. 3 has been linked to cancer and children's behavior problems in studies. The FDA banned its use in cosmetics more than 30 years ago, but it remains in thousands of food products.

Feeling stuck over a big decision? These 5 steps may help

Life throws a lot of decisions our way, and it can be easy to get stuck over major decisions about work, our relationships, and making a big change. But licensed professional counselor Natolie Gray says there are 5 steps that can help you get unstuck.

How to free yourself from a mental block
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Life throws a lot of decisions at us, and sometimes it's easy to get stuck between all those tough choices. The FOX 5 Medical Team discovered there is a way forward. Licensed professional counselor Natolie Gray breaks it down.

WHO fires doctor over sexual misconduct investigation

“Dr. Temo Waqanivalu has been dismissed from WHO following findings of sexual misconduct against him and corresponding disciplinary process,” WHO spokesperson Marcia Poole said.

Advocacy group calls for changes to end youth violence

Advocates have been working to prevent youth violence by making changes both at home and under the Gold Dome.

Will Kemp sign off on biomarker testing?
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Gov. Brian Kemp will soon decide whether to sign off on a bill that could give cancer patients in Georgia better access to biomarker testing. Doctors say these tissue or blood tests allow them to choose the cancer treatment that could be most effective for their patient.