The Pulse Archive

When you look at your medical bill, are you confused about the charges? Do you not know where to start when you’re trying to figure ...

San Francisco 49er Chris Borland shocked the sports world when he retired after just one year in the league.  On Tuesday, ESP ...

What if Earth’s major extinction evens were actually caused by something so small, we aren’t even sure it exists? The ...

Friday, March 20, 2015 is Match Day—the NBA draft for future doctors. At every medical school in the country, students will open envelo ...

As the weather starts warming up and we all begin shedding our thick, winter coats, a crop of new citizen science projects are enticing u ...

Match Day is a huge milestone on a would-be doctor’s path to a career. Maurice Hinson is a fourth year medical student at Drex ...

Half a year after discontinuing treatment, David Bolgiano’s advanced cancer was almost entirely gone. His stunning recovery sent Penn r ...

Tasha Kelemen, 42, directs a local non profit. She doesn’t look sick, but she’s had a hard time convincing peers — even doc ...

Cancer patients often describe their treatment as a fierce battle against a life-threatening disease – and the only thing that matt ...

This weekend’s Color of Science event at Franklin Institute showcases the careers of the diverse professionals who work in science, ...

If someone tells you they have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, what thoughts run through your mind? Be honest. Of course many of us are going t ...

A Philly startup promises a look into your future health. Question is, do you really want to see it? Our Lab Rat does. As part of ...

Attention nerds…Pi Day is Saturday…rejoice! Saturday, March 14th is what the pocket-protector-wearing crowd fondly cal ...

You may have noticed while walking through Philadelphia that certain spots are windier than others – so much so, that in a split second ...

More than 60 million gallons of drinking water leak out of Philadelphia’s water pipes…every day. Every day, the Philad ...