How many alarms do you set in the morning? Sleep expert shares ideal number

The more times one hits the snooze button, the more they’re interrupting their sleep cycle, according to a sleep psychologist from the Cleveland Clinic.

Eggs recalled after salmonella outbreak in multiple states

Eggs from a Wisconsin farm have been recalled after dozens of people across the country were sickened with a salmonella infection.

Apalachee High shooting's ripple effect on students' mental health

The deadly mass shooting at Apalachee High School could have a deep impact on students’ mental health both inside and outside the Barrow County community.

Rising West Nile virus cases in Georgia concerns health officials

So far, Georgia health officials have confirmed six cases of West Nile virus in the state and more suspected cases remain under investigation.

Mobile phones not linked to brain cancer, review of studies suggests

An in-depth evaluation of published studies implies that radio waves from mobile phones do not pose a risk to a person’s health.

West Nile and EEE: What's the difference between the mosquito-borne viruses?

The mosquito is the world’s deadliest animal, and dangerous infections have been in the headlines lately. Here’s what to know about the diseases and how to tell them apart.

Atlanta Falcons, Emory Healthcare offering free CPR and AED training

The Atlanta Falcons and Emory Healthcare are joining forces to offer a free, hands-only CPR and AED training session to the public.

Lil Kim, Durand Bernarr to headline AIDS Walk Atlanta

Rapper Lil' Kim and singer Durand Bernarr are set to headline this year's AIDS Walk Atlanta, which will take place on Sept. 28 at Piedmont Park.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta shows off new cancer center ahead of opening

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's new Arthur M. Blank Hospital is set to open its doors later this month, providing expanded care for young patients.

For Stone Mountain man, new ALS study is chance to beat the odds

Bert Hamilton thought he had a pinched nerve, but an online search led him to a doctor after he suspected he might have ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

Stone Mountain man looks to beat odds in ALS study
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Bert Hamilton thought he had a pinched nerve, but an online search led him to a doctor after he suspected he might have ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The doctor confirmed he did, indeed, have the illness.

Eli Lilly cutting cost of certain weight loss drugs by at least 50%

Eli Lilly is cutting the cost of certain weight loss drugs, with new single-dose vials costing less than other medications used for obesity.

Grocery chain joins Walmart, CVS, others in ending cigarettes sales

American Cancer Society CEO Karen Knudsen said this move marks "a step in the right direction toward ending Big Tobacco’s influence on kids.