There are more than 800 new cases of the coronavirus in Georgia since Saturday, according to the state, and 27 new patients hospitalized.
Gov. Kemp touts 2.8K coronavirus recoveries in care centers; state has seen 1.1K deaths in long-term care facilities. Death toll updated.
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How long you live might be affected by your neighborhood, according to the most recent data from the CDCP.
The county has established a department for HIV elimination.
Walgreens and Greater Than AIDS are hosting free in-store testing at Walgreens stores across Atlanta on National HIV Testing Day.
The American Lung Association has released its annual “State of the Air” report. See what they found for Fulton County.
Dr. Statton will be based in Midtown Atlanta.
Early Event Registration is Open Now Through January 13, 2019; visit www.komenatlanta.org/walk to register
ElectroBike has expanded inventory at its Brookhaven (ElectroBike) & Beltline (The Bicycle Barn) stores to include additional e-bike brands.
The new center is located on West Peachtree Street in Midtown.
The award-winning ophthalmologist’s specialties include medical and surgical eye care with specialty training in Medical Retina.
A drug-resistant salmonella outbreak has caused illness in 29 states, including Georgia, the CDC says.
Susan G. Komen's $26M New Research Investment to Find Solutions for Aggressive and Metastatic Breast Cancers, and Help At-Risk Communities
Georgia’s Clean Air Force wants to remind all Georgians about the importance of clean air for Lung Cancer Awareness Month in September.
Three Ways to Get Fit and Help Raise Money for Local Breast Cancer Services in October. Visit www.komenatlanta.org/GETUP
The strain of salmonella that sickened people in Georgia has been found in raw turkey pet food, raw turkey products and live turkeys.
See which of your friends has entered one of the world’s most famous races this Monday.
The local pollen count skyrocketed to over 5,000 on Wednesday — higher than it's been in three years. Read some tips for dealing with it.
ElectroBike Georgia will join runners and spectators at the 2018 Shamrock ‘N Roll Road Race March 17 at Midtown's Atlantic Station.
See how some restaurants in the Atlanta area fared on recent health inspections.
For the rest of July, Athleta, a women's active wear brand, in Atlantic Station is offering free fitness classes.
And meet our Fulton Pet of the Week, Xena, a funny girl who is full of personality and affection!
Four Emory Healthcare hospitals have been awarded top honors for excellence in the care of stroke patients.
The seventh, annual Free to Breathe Lung Cancer 5K run/walk and one-mile walk takes place Saturday, Aug. 27.
Synaptive Medical’s BrightMatter technology is a new solution for brain surgery.
Betty Lindberg shows no signs of slowing down after setting a world record in the 800 meters for the 90+ age group.
New EPA standards mean more smog alerts are on the way, as the city enters the very, very hazy days of summer.
Grady and DeKalb Medical Center received a "D" in the rankings, which gives hospitals a grade of A through F for patient safety.
Emory physicians will be on hand Thursday, April 14th at Emory University Hospital Midtown to give free head and neck cancer screenings.
This, according to a new survey ranking metro Atlanta's zip codes by life expectancy.
Our wonderful Pets of the Week can make you healthier! Meet Lucy, Wilma and Angel, available today at LifeLine's Fulton County shelter.
Sixteen students in total were awarded $53,800 in scholarship money from the Northside Hospital Atlanta Auxiliary.
Half of newly-diagnosed HIV patients have already developed AIDS by the time of their diagnosis, a Grady study shows.
Poison control officials say some youngsters are drinking the hand sanitizer due to its high alcohol content.
The city department has earned the Outstanding Civil Engineering Award two years in a row.
Lice in 25 of 30 states tested had developed a heightened resistance to pesticides commonly used to kill them.
Health officials say the patient may have picked up the disease while hiking in the western U.S.
Top good news stories include a race raising money for special needs athletes, graduates getting scholarships, and more.
The recall affects stores in 30 states, including Georgia.