The majority of us commute to and from work by car, but have you ever tried to get home using the water? Our Michaela Romero shows us why one man is making his trip home by kayak in hopes of getting more people outside and exploring Georgia’s waterways.
Back in February, we told you the heartwarming story of a local mother, who once had infertility issues and was now choosing to become a surrogate. We have an update for you on how their surrogacy journey is going and some advice for those who also might be expecting.
A summer of snacking might have ended for some local students this week, and heading back to school could be a good time to get back to healthy eating.
The first day of school is coming up in just weeks, and that means its time to start checking off things on your back to school list - that includes immunizations.
It’s a week focused on educating the public about the dangers of childhood obesity, its effects on a child and society’s health, while striving for ways to help fight the challenges. We’re talking about National Childhood Obesity Week.
Trauma informed yoga, which according to the Cleveland Clinic, is not designed to take you back to the source of your pain but help you become more aware of what’s going on in your body.
Former UGA Bulldawg Kelee Ringo almost lost his mom to breast cancer, a reality he still can’t bear to imagine, and now he and his mom and working to make sure it’s a reality that one day no one will have to face.
Getting your kids motivated to live an active and healthy lifestyle, that’s what the Healthy Kids Running Series is all about and you can get your kids signed up to join this special program now.
Just two months after suffering a heart attack, 70-year-old Michael Kirby is back on his feet. Now he’s ready to share the story of the day he nearly died and the two men who saved his life with the help of a device he says everyone should learn how to use.
Through the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative, players, coaches, fans, and more come together to inspire hope and courage for those who are living with and moving past cancer.
For families looking to have children, surrogacy is an option many choose for a variety of reasons. A local mother who had infertility issues of her own is choosing to become a surrogate for another local woman who had cancer and is unable to carry. Our Michaela Romero shares the story of how these two families came together.
59 years ago, President Lyndon Johnson declared February American Heart Month. The awareness campaign has been observed every year since - yet we still need reminders on how to pay attention to heart health.
Carolyn Walls has spent a decade mostly deaf, unable to afford hearing aids, that is until the National Campaign for Better Hearing stepped in with an amazing gift.
A global non profit dedicated to reducing pain and stress in children with cancer and chronic illness has found a new home at The Dwaine and Cynthia Willet Children’s Hospital.
As the first month of the new year comes to a close, we have shown you a few unique ways to start 2023 with a fitness plan. This week we took a look at CrossFit. It is a high-intensity strength and conditioning workout that uses movements you use in everyday life.
Oftentimes, people will turn to chiropractic care as a treatment option to heal an injury or to seek out relief from discomfort, but one of the main goals of this form of preventative care is to promote overall health and wellbeing by strengthening the nervous system.
We are about three days from the New Year and as you finish up your list of New Year’s resolutions, do you plan to make this year’s goals actually stick?
For years when you thought of school lunches, it probably wasn’t in a positive light. But one local charter school has been working to change the perception giving their students some delicious and more importantly healthy options.