Pollen season and contact lenses
Pollen season can be especially rough if you wear contact lenses. Dr. Janelle Davison has some advice for those who wear them.
Georgia sisters give dad and a stranger a kidney and a second chance
Michael McLean's life is full these days. The Athens 53-year-old restaurant owner is getting ready to celebrate 30 years of marriage to his wife Suzanne, two healthy daughters, and five kidneys.
Daughters donate kidney for their dad
Dads and their daughters share a unique bond and, when Michael McLean of Athens needed a kidney last summer, both of his daughters stepped up to donate one of theirs. Along the way, they helped not just their father, but a stranger hundreds of miles away.
How to get your teen to talk to you
If you're tired of getting the cold shoulder from your teenager, try these tips to get the conversation flowing.
Can't get your teen to talk to you? Try these therapist-recommended tips.
Can't get your teenager to open up to you? You are not alone. Therapist Jody Baumstein with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's "Strong4Life" program shares 4 tips.
How to get kids to talk to you
A therapist joins Good Day Atlanta to give some tips on how to get your children to talk to you.
Wheeler High basketball star back in game after brain abscess surgeries
Kyle Burns, 19, of Marietta, has returned to playing basketball at Radford University after being sidelined by a sinus infection that spread to his brain, requiring three surgeries.
Teen athlete sidelined by brain abscess
Kyle Burns helped Wheeler High School win two state basketball championships, but his college basketball career got off to a rocky start, when a sinus infection spread to his brain.
Talking Health with Beth Galvin Ep. 2
FOX 5's Beth Galvin explores your health with the help of doctors and experts.
Big, bold frames are in, but they may not be the best fit for some eyeglass wearers
Tired of readjusting your glasses, and constantly pushing them back in place? An optometrist shares some tips on how to pick the right frames for your vision.
Need glasses? Some tips on finding the right frames
If you feel like everyone around you is wearing bigger, bolder frames these days, you're right. Larger frames are having a moment right now, but bigger may not be better, if you need certain lenses, like progressive lenses.
'It made me stronger': Vietnam War Army triage nurse looks back on the year that shaped her life
Donna Rowe, now 80, served as head nurse in the emergency triage area of the 3rd Field Hospital in Saigon from June 1968-1969. The experience, Rowe says, shaped the woman she is today.
Woman recalls service as Vietnam triage nurse
It's been 55-years since Donna Rowe touched down in Southeast Asia. The Cobb County woman would spend the next year as the head nurse in triage at one of the two busiest hospitals in Vietnam.
If the pollen has you sniffling and sneezing, try these tips from an allergist
Spring in the South is beautiful and treacherous for those who have springtime allergies. Allergist Tom Chacko offers some tips on how to get some relief.
Surviving pollen season in Georgia
Springtime in Georgia means flowers in bloom, but it also mean pollen and seasonal allergies. Here are some ways to survive this time of year.
Sidelined by a brain tumor, 13-year-old relies on faith, grit to get back in game she loves
Carley Krokey of Dallas, Georgia, was a competitive softball player and straight-A student in the winter of 2023, when she suddenly fell ill just before her 12th birthday. That is when doctors discovered Krokey had a large tumor in the back of her brain.
13-year-old back on field after brain surgery
Carley Krokey's impressive brain surgery recovery put her back on the diamond to play the game she loves: softball. Her family told FOX 5 about the debilitating headaches she had that turned out to be caused by a large tumor.
Talking Health with Beth Galvin Ep. 1
FOX 5's Beth Galvin explores your health with the help of doctors and experts.
Surgeon discusses breast cancer risk assessment tools Olivia Munn credits with saving her life
On her Instagram feed, Olivia Munn told followers she was still months away from her next scheduled mammogram, when her doctor decided to calculate her Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Score.
Four years after stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis, Georgia woman is now cancer-free
After years of normal mammograms, Amanda Glass of Dallas, Georgia, got a devastating diagnosis. She had breast cancer, and it had spread to her liver.