Written by Andrea Goto

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A Little Coffee, a Lot of Change

Savannah’s newest coffee shop hopes to change how we see people with different abilities.

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Imagine This

Imagine asking a 6-year-old to lie still for 15-30 minutes while closed off inside a tube.

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Navigating Adolescent Vaccines

Many parents trust their child’s pediatrician when it comes to immunizations, but it’s important to know exactly how these shots protect your child, and

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Office Space

An inspired office delights kids and teens—and helps doctors get the job done.

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Put a Pin in It

Pain-free needle to ease your pain? Yep, it’s a thing.

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Hats Off: Hair Loss

When I was little, thanks to my mom and dad, I thought all women had babies and all men lost their hair.

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Say What?

New tech in audiology—because hearing matters more than you think.

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Lean, Green and Clean

Here’s the skinny on Savannah’s juice and smoothie cleanses.

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The straight talk on adult braces

My mother is mad at me because I broke my retainer—which would be perfectly understandable … except that I’m 40

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Artists in Arms

Photography by Justin Taylor December 30, 1965, at 8:30 p.m.,” Kenneth Martin recalls with precision. That was the moment he