Is Your Atlanta Chronic Cough More Than Just a Cough?

September may bring cooler days and the promise of fall, but for many Atlanta residents, it also brings something less welcome: fall allergies.

While temporary nasal congestion is common, ongoing blockage on one side of the nose may be a sign of an underlying structural issue rather than allergies or a sinus infection.

Occasional snoring may not be a concern, but persistent or worsening snoring could be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a condition that deserves medical attention.

As children head back to school, it's common for parents to hear a familiar sound—sniffling. But is it the start of a cold, or could fall allergies be to blame?

While swimming doesn't always cause ear infections, spending a lot of time in the water can increase the risk of certain types of ear problems.

Summer in Atlanta brings plenty of sunshine, outdoor activities, and unfortunately, air quality challenges that can affect your health.