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Nancy Badertscher

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I spent my career as a journalist, working at papers all around the state. Retired in 2016 from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. I now freelance.
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Why humidity makes Atlanta’s heat feel even hotter

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By Nancy Badertscher
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Wellness Learn how humidity affects your body and why it increases the risk of heat-related illness. Spain fans take cover from the heat at FIFA Fan Festival in Centennial Olympic Park as they watch the Spain and Cape Verde match on June 15, 2026. This week's extreme humidity is expected to make temperatures in the upper 90s feel well above 100 degrees.
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How the World Cup could inspire better fitness and eating habits

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By Nancy Badertscher
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Wellness The tournament may inspire fans, but experts say the real takeaway is consistency in everyday health habits. Sports medicine physical therapist Carl Guidry (right) trains Katherine Kutscera at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. (Jack Kearse/Courtesy of Emory University) By Nancy Badertscher – For the AJC 7 minutes ago Every four years, fans pour into stadiums, sports bars and watch parties to cheer some of the world’s fittest athletes.
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Father’s Day: Knowledge is power when it comes to men’s health

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By Nancy Badertscher
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Wellness Small steps in preventive care can help dads stay healthier for longer. Dr. Scott Miller, a longtime urologist with Wellstar Health System, talks with a patient about men's health. (Courtesy of Wellstar Health System) By Nancy Badertscher 40 minutes ago This Father’s Day, doctors say one of the most meaningful gifts families can give the dads in their lives is a gentle nudge to schedule potentially life-saving health screenings and routine checkups.
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