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What does the perfect cup of coffee sound like?

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Can data help with suicide prevention?

Close to 40,000 Americans commit suicide every year, and that rate has been rising in the past decade, with an especially sharp increase ...

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Are Lyme disease tests accurately diagnosing patients?

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Saline: A simple resource not always simple to come by

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When it comes to salt, how much is too much?

Philly health officials want you to cut the salt—most of us anyway. The city’s new sodium-reduction ...

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Academy at Palumbo students participate in Fox Chase Cancer Center’s first fruit fly foot-locker program

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