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 Professor Rom Schrift during a lecture in his class on creativity at The Wharton School. (Todd Bookman/WHYY)
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Can you learn to be more creative?

A Wharton professor encourages us to think ‘inside’ the box.  First, a definition. “So my definition ...

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Jersey scientists probe mystery of army ant ‘living’ bridges

In the rainforests of South and Central America, roving colonies of predatory army ants form trails hundreds of meters long, with soldier ...

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 How can we have a conversation about gun violence? Some people say to treat it like a disease. (Courtesy of Cure Violence)
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Can We Talk About It?

Another mass shooting. More violence. This time in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were killed. You’ve foll ...

Air Date: December 4, 2015

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When a shooter is on the loose
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The ever-growing normalcy of school lockdowns

While law enforcement personnel scoured San Bernardino, California, searching for shooters, young people across that city sheltered in pl ...

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How to have difficult conversations about mass shootings

This week, another mass shooting devastated the country.   When the nation engages in another discussion about the gun laws a ...

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 How can we have a conversation about gun violence? Some people say to treat it like a disease. (Courtesy of Cure Violence)
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‘Violence is contagious’: Treating shootings like disease

Could we reduce gun violence using the same methods used in halting epidemics such as AIDS or Ebola? Gary Slutkin is a Chicago epi ...

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Residents at the Northglenn Heights long term care facility play with plush bird stuffed animals that make real bird calls. (Stephanie Paige Ogburn/for WHYY)
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A unique approach to dementia therapy: bird songs

Scientists are investigating what happens when you bring nature into nursing homes.  The Northglenn Heights long-term care fa ...

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Adderall is becoming increasingly popular in school settings
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‘Smart drugs’: from campus culture to the real world

It’s not all that hard to find a college student who is, or who knows someone, taking Ritalin or Adderall. “Yeah, I kn ...

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Even though Linda Jara's heart is failing
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Continuing to smile, despite a failing heart

Linda Jara went to the doctor in December of last year for a simple sinus infection. By Christmas, she was in heart failure. Walki ...

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For every war, an abused drug

From the American Civil War to Syria, modern conflicts come equipped with addictive substances to numb the pain of combat. As the ...

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For people in healthcare, violence is an occupational hazard

For paramedics, nurses and other health workers, being alert for assaults has become part of the job. If you’re a barista, y ...

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Nobel laureate David Baltimore of CalTech speaks to reporters at the National Academy of Sciences international summit on the safety and ethics of human gene editing
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Scientists gather to talk about the future of gene editing

The field of genetics is evolving at a rapid rate, particularly gene editing.  The field of genetics is evolving at a rapid r ...

11 years ago

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Why do teeth have their own doctors and insurance?

Ever wonder why dentistry operates separately from other fields of medicine? What goes on inside a person’s mouth—the bact ...

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Youth flock to Paris climate talks to add ‘moral urgency’

Thousands of teens and twenty-somethings will go to the UN climate talks in Paris to push for a strong agreement on carbon reductions. &n ...

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Why are we not testing more people for Hep C?

The majority of people who have Hepatitis C don’t even know they have it. So why are we not testing more people for it? ...

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