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Georgia doctors urge back-to-school checkups as MMR vaccine rate slips statewide

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By Joshua Cole Verified
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
August is National Immunization Awareness Month, and health experts say too many Georgia kids are heading back to classrooms without a key vaccine. New state data shows Georgia's kindergarten MMR vaccination rate has slipped below the level needed to keep classrooms and communities protected. Family physicians say it makes back-to-school checkups more important than ever. "It starts with that back-to-school visit," said Dr. Macy McNair, associate residency program director at Morehouse Medicine.
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Black bear caught on camera roaming Sandy Springs neighborhood as Georgia DNR urges residents to remove bird feeders

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By Joshua Cole Verified
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
A Sandy Springs homeowner captured video of a black bear wandering through her yard after knocking over bird feeders. Georgia wildlife officials say bear sightings in metro Atlanta are becoming more common and offer tips to keep the animals away. A Sandy Springs homeowner is warning neighbors after security video captured a black bear wandering through her yard in the Mountaire Springs community.
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Marietta woman reunites with first responders who saved her after she was hit by lightning

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By Joshua Cole Verified
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
A 66-year-old Marietta woman is sharing her story of survival after a lightning strike sent her into cardiac arrest in a church parking lot. On Monday afternoon, Mary "Jeanne" Menna personally thanked the people who brought her back. Menna was volunteering with a drama program at Saint Joseph Catholic School on May 6 when a storm moved in. Lightning hit a nearby tree, splitting it in half. The strike hit her car and then her, sending her into cardiac arrest.
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