Georgia boy, now 12, was one of first to try a groundbreaking eye-tracking system to help diagnose autism
Researchers have developed an eye-tracking device to measure and compare how children look at the world.
Herbs and spices can boost flavor and may come with health benefits
Tired of eating the same-old, same-old? Adding fresh (or dried) herbs and spices to your meals can help boost the flavor of food and may come with some health benefits.
Atlanta mother of three says flesh-eating bacterial infection made her a quadruple amputee
An Atlanta mother of three, Kiyahki Bivins, is working to rebuild her life after contracting a deadly bacterial infection that forced surgeons to amputate her lower legs and parts of both hands.
Tips for choosing the right Medicare plan for 2024
The Medicare Open Enrollment period has begun and will run through December 4, 2023. Here are some tips on researching and choosing the best plan for you.
Facing chemo-related hair loss, Georgia mom turns to cosmetology students for 'chemo cut'
Jennifer Willen didn't go to the hair salon to update her look. Instead, she wanted to take back some control after being diagnosed with breast cancer at 39.
To fix dry itchy winter skin, nix those daily showers
If you end up with dry, itchy skin every winter, dermatologist Dr. Melissa Babcock says you may be showering too often.
Leg pain, aches and weakness can be signs of blood vessel blockages, but seniors may miss the symptoms
Black Americans are twice as likely to develop blockages in the blood vessels of their legs, a disorder known as peripheral artery disease. But, many people may not be aware of the warning signs or the risk of amputation.
Tired of itchy, dry skin every winter? A dermatologist shares some tips to regain moisture
Cold weather can do a number on your skin. But, dermatologist Dr. Melissa Babcock says tweaking your skincare routine now may help protect your skin.
About 25% of U.S. adults may have 'silent' liver disease
As a pediatric gastroenterologist, Dr. Rene Romero guides young patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta through liver disease and sometimes transplant surgery.
