Beth Galvin
FOX 5 Atlanta
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Four signs it may be time to get couples counseling
Valentine's Day can be awkward if you're no longer feeling the love for your spouse or partner. But, couples counseling can be a lifeline for relationships that are struggling. A licensed professional counselor shares 4 signs it may be time to seek out counseling. → Read More
Atlanta doctor nixes insurance, offers $100 a month unlimited primary care
Dr. Nick Beaulieu is offering his patients unlimited appointments for $100 a month instead of accepting insurance. → Read More
Georgia girl, 12, has already survived two major health challenges
Briley Lamon is just 12-years-old, but the Northeast Georgia girl has already survived two major health challenges. → Read More
Psychiatrist shares common signs children might be struggling with anxiety, depression
Children and teens, just like adults, experience mental health problems, like anxiety and depression. → Read More
A day after giving birth, Georgia woman learns she has breast cancer
When 32-year-old April Addison felt a lump in her breast during her pregnancy with her second son, the oncology nurse assumed she had a clogged milk duct. It wasn't until the lump began to hurt that she mentioned it to her obstetrician. A day after her baby was born, Addison was diagnosed with state 2 breast cancer. → Read More
Georgia couple feels hopeful about experimental Alzheimer's treatment
Steven and Bonnie Salomon of Decatur have been married 54 years. → Read More
Former McDonald's now home to healthy eating program
Marcia Cole figured she would never get her weight back below 200 pounds. The, the Atlanta grandmother found a breakthrough. She's lost 62 pounds thanks to a healthy eating program set up in a former McDonald's restaurant near Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital. → Read More
Study finds persistent hot flashes may raise a woman's heart risk
Most perimenopausal and menopausal women have experienced hot flashes. New research shows persistent night sweats may raise a woman's risk of having a heart attack or stroke down the road. But researcher are telling women not to panic; there is a lot they can do to lower their risk.f → Read More
Georgia woman finds breakthrough for crippling depression, anxiety
Linda Evers, 64, says her life veered off track after a serious fall in 2017 left her with crippling anxiety and depression. She stopped driving, started using a walker and stopped going out in public, leaving her sad and isolated. But, the Dallas, Georgia, woman says she found help from TMS, or transcranial magnetic stimulation. → Read More
Georgia expands Medicaid coverage for new mothers, but is it enough?
Facing one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the US, Georgia lawmakers expanded Medicare coverage for new moms, from 6 months to a 12 months after they deliver. One obstetrician says the 6 months of extra health coverage is a step in the right direction, but it is not enough. → Read More
Targeted cancer treatment helps Georgia boy facing advanced neuroblastoma
Edward Page was just 4 in 2017, when he was diagnosed with metastatic neuroblastoma, a life-threatening pediatric cancer. Today, he is thriving, thanks to a precision medicine program that yielded answers about what was driving his cancer, and how best to treat it. → Read More
Yes, socks help you sleep better
Comfortable socks may help you sleep better If you're chronically short on sleep -- or consistently not getting the recommended 7 to 8 hours most adults need, experts say it can undermine your memory, your mood, even your weight. ATLANTA - At a time many of us are running short on sleep, "It is so important. It is very important," says Dr. Chantale Branson, an Assistant Professor of Neurology at… → Read More
Braves pitcher Tyler Matzek talks about overcoming anxiety that nearly ended his career
Braves pitcher Tyler Matzek spent 5 years battling the yips, which caused his wrist and arm to lock up on him. Now, the 31-year-old is sharing how he overcame anxiety to get back on the mound. → Read More
In rapid heart failure, Cobb County man waited just 4 days for a donor heart
Arthur Vaughn of Marietta, Georgia, has a pretty incredible survival story. Days after running in the Peachtree Road Race, the 53-year-old went into sudden, rapid heart failure, and needed a new heart. Vaughn received one after just 4 days on a transplant waiting list. → Read More
How long are you contagious with COVID-19?
If you test positive for COVID-19, how long are you contagious? One disease expert says the answer is complicated. → Read More
Study finds depression is not likely caused by a chemical imbalance or low serotonin levels
For years, many people have assumed depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, or low levels of the chemical serotonin. But, a new British study finds low serotonin levels are not the cause of the brain disorder that affects millions of Americans. → Read More
Grief therapy helps Atlanta mother cope with losing her two sons
Shirley Guyton of Atlanta has survived losing both of her sons. Her youngest, Zechariah Guyton, was shot and killed in May of 2021 a week before his high school graduation. For the first time, Guyton talks publicly about the loss of Zechariah and how counseling has helped her get through the hardest years of her life. → Read More
New 2020 data shows jump in Georgia students receiving medical exemptions from vaccines
For the first time in more than a decade, the number of Georgia parents who received a medical exemption from a vaccine for their child increased slightly in 2020. It's not clear if this is a trend or a temporary uptick. One pediatric nurse practitioner says health care providers who work with children are watching to see what happens next. → Read More
US declares monkeypox a health emergency, Georgia doctor breaks down the basics
Georgia has become one of the top epicenters for the monkeypox outbreak. As the Biden Administration declares the outbreak a public health emergency, one Atlanta doctor is hoping the move with help states contain the virus. → Read More
Atlanta fertility specialist breaks down IVF
Infertility is more common than you might think, affecting about 1 in 8 US couples. Atlanta reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Desiree McCarthy-Keith discusses IVF, or in vitro fertilization, and why she encourages couples trying to get pregnant to give it time. → Read More