CDC says 109 US children have been sickened with severe hepatitis, 5 have died

CDC officials are investigating 109 cases of severe hepatitis, or liver inflammation in children in 25 states and territories. Five children have died.

Death of Naomi Judd highlights risk of depression, suicide in older Americans

The death of the country music star Saturday at 76 has left many families wondering how to talk about depression and help seniors who may be struggling.

Is that cough or sneeze allergies, COVID-19 or the flu? An ER doctor shares tips

You're coughing and sneezing. Do you have spring allergies, or could you have a COVID-19 infection? The American College of Emergency Physicians says several simple questions can help you solve the mystery behind your sniffles.

82-year-old Georgia woman takes kidney dialysis with her on cruises

Sandra Cannon thought her traveling days were over when she was diagnosed with end stage kidney disease. Then, the Kennesaw 82-year-old learned about home dialysis.

Routine eye exam leads to discovery of a lime-sized tumor

Andrea Clarke went to the optometrist expecting to get a new prescription for contact lenses. The Douglasville woman was stunned to find out what was causing her blurred vision.

25-year-old stroke survivor works to regain the language he lost

Bridger White had a stroke in March at 25 years old. Since then, he has been working to regain his ability to speak, read and write.

Retired doctor gets help for a painful problem: he couldn't stop falling

After repeated falls, a retired Atlanta neurologist got help from a type of therapy he had never heard about. Now, Bob Spector is a believer.

British researchers identify 75 genes that may raise the risk of Alzheimer's disease

A vascular neurologist says the discovery of 75 genes linked to Alzheimer's disease, including 42 never before identified, could lead to the development of better treatments. While the discovery is not the end-all or be-all, Dr. Rishi Gupta of Wellstar Health System in Georgia says it is a "step in the right direction."

If you have COVID-related brain fog, these tips from a doctor may help

Brain fog is one of the most common and frustrating symptoms of Long COVID. An infectious disease specialist who heads up at Atlanta Long COVID clinic shares some tips that might help ease memory loss and other cognitive difficulties.

Got heartburn? Doctor breaks down medications that might help

If you are feeling the familiar burn of acid reflux after you eat, a heartburn medication may help. Gastroenterologist Dr. Cameron Body of Wellstar Health System discusses a couple of drug options.

Georgia girl's adoption leads family on journey of faith

Tanvi was born without a sacrum, the triangular bone that stabilizes the lower spine, and she was missing three lower vertebrae. She was diagnosed with caudal regression syndrome, a rare, complex birth defect in which the lower half of the body does not form correctly in the womb.

Pediatricians tackle a growing health challenge for children: hunger

Georgia pediatricians see thousands of kids coming in for well child checkups each day. Increasingly, they are screening their patient families for food insecurity.

Life-threatening pregnancy complications began days after giving birth for Georgia mom

During her last pregnancy 6 years ago, La'Keshia Stewart Baker said she had symptoms of high blood pressure, like headaches, swelling, feeling dizzy. Doctors said she nearly died after recently giving birth.

Unique art piece reminds cancer survivor of how far he has come

Scott Hullihen was colorectal cancer at 35. Today, a piece of art on the wall of his Dallas, Georgia, home reminds him of how far he has come.