Linda Stouffer
WSB-TV
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Baby at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta gets tiny pacemaker device, saving his life
The device is so new that they needed federal approval. → Read More
Here are ways doctors say you can reduce your risk of cancer
We all want to be healthy, but what about your risk for something serious like cancer? → Read More
Here are ways doctors say you can reduce your risk of cancer
Managing weight and stopping tobacco use are among the things doctors say you can do to lower your risk. → Read More
Virtual reality brings winter wonderland experience to patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
The children were able to take a virtual visit to the North Pole. → Read More
Doctors say now is a good time to think about scheduling a flu shot
Health experts are seeing mixed signals about what to expect from the flu this year. → Read More
Doctors say early fall is peak asthma season
September weather changes bring fall allergies like ragweed and mold. → Read More
APS superintendent discusses importance of getting students back into classrooms this year
Families across Georgia are getting ready to go back to school and Atlanta students are preparing to start Monday. → Read More
Can you use expired COVID-19 tests? Answers to all your questions before the holiday weekend
A lot of you may be planning to travel or gather with family and friends over the Fourth of July weekend. But where does COVID-19 stand? The latest numbers from the state are expected late Wednesday evening. → Read More
OSHA launches initiative to protect outdoor workers from heat exhaustion
An inaugural national initiative is telling workers and their bosses just how dangerous it is to work in the heat. → Read More
Children’s Healthcare pediatrician explains ways you can keep your kids cool during heat wave
Metro Atlanta is getting ready for another scorching day with a heat advisory and excessive heat warning issued for the area. The big question for families: How can they keep kids safe? → Read More
Children’s Healthcare pediatrician explains ways you can keep your kids cool during heat wave
Metro Atlanta is getting ready for another scorching day with a heat advisory and excessive heat warning issued for the area. The big question for families: How can they keep kids safe? → Read More
Local vets warn about holiday dangers for pets. Here are the foods to watch out for
In addition to chocolate, some of the most dangerous foods for your dog are garlic and onions, which can be toxic. Bones or fatty meats and yeast dough are also dangerous as they can expand in a dog’s stomach. → Read More
Spread some holiday cheer to Georgia foster kids with Clark’s Christmas Kids
For the 31st year, Clark’s Christmas Kids is making the holiday season a little brighter for foster kids across Georgia, and you can help. → Read More
Karen Minton recovering from successful surgery for breast cancer treatment
Retired Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Karen Minton wanted to share an update with all of you on her breast cancer diagnosis. → Read More
Karen Minton recovering from successful surgery for breast cancer treatment
Retired Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Karen Minton wanted to share an update with all of you on her breast cancer diagnosis. → Read More
Metro Boys and Girls Club gets $15M grant to help students with pandemic learning loss
Channel 2′s Linda Stouffer learned how a local non-profit is stepping up to help students catch up on what they may have missed. → Read More
More than 100 clinical trials across Georgia could hold the answer to fighting COVID-19
Research into new treatments for COVID-19 are taking place across the state, but these trials need more volunteers. → Read More
More than 100 clinical trials across Georgia could hold the answer to fighting COVID-19
Research into new treatments for COVID-19 are taking place across the state, but these trials need more volunteers. → Read More
Atlanta Public Schools’ superintendent discusses plans for students as new school year approaches
Classes start next week and will be in person. Students will be required to wear masks. → Read More
Douglas County superintendent talks about what students should expect as they return to school
School officials in Douglas County are hard at work getting everything ready for new COVID-19 plans with the new school year set to begin Aug. 4. → Read More