The Pulse Archive

Today’s show is about moments. Life-changing moments, moments that offered new insights into age-old questions, and “a ha! ...

How and why does that little lightbulb suddenly go on in our minds? Scientific discoveries are often fueled by “aha” m ...

We spend large portions of our lives in and around our homes. It’s where we eat, sleep, and heal. Some of us were born in our homes ...

A decade after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, much of the physical damage the storm caused has been repaired—neighborhoods an ...

Regular Pulse contributor Bethany Brookshire breaks down what we should really be paying attention to in the AC study that got all the re ...

What a lot of us really want from our physicians is care – care that goes beyond managing illness or symptoms. Maureen OR ...

Many surgeons require people who want to undergo gender reassignment surgery to live through a waiting period and to bring documentation ...

Hurricane Katrina and other devastating traumatic events have taught experts that getting back to life as usual can be powerful medicine ...

Can candy be good medicine at the doctor’s office? When a child visits the pediatrician these days, she often comes home wit ...

Ten years after Hurricane Katrina struck, much of the physical damage the storm caused in New Orleans has been repaired. But a deepe ...

BioBots, a Philly biotech startup, gears up for growth.  Complete with big windows, a high-rise view and shiny lab space, the ...

For those seeking gender reassignment surgeries, long stigmatized and rarely covered by insurance, many challenges remain.  A ...

You open a medical bill, thinking ‘okay, how bad can it be?’ Sometimes it’s bad, very bad. Elana Gordon brings us a sto ...

The idea could shorten waitlists, but violates a long-held taboo.    After a routine check-up in August 2004, Sal ...

Fainting at the sight of a needle or blood is so common that Sharon Burke, a registered emergency nurse at Thomas Jefferson University Ho ...