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Calculating sea level rise predictions and measuring the impact close to home

New Jersey must take sea level rise predictions into account when rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy – but how are those predictions ...

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Ensuring a full recovery: The right care in the wake of a concussion

N.J. doctor says complete rest for a week or more is the best policy, even if active teens get angry about it. The impact of sport ...

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Educating the next generation of health reporters

Young reporters test out their journalistic skills on a physical therapist and her service dog, Seamus.  It’s never too ...

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Why helmets are no magic bullet for preventing concussions

Do helmets really cut down on the risk of concussion? Recent research is not so encouraging.  It’s ...

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How do you determine the age of coral, the ‘trees of the ocean’?

Scientists invited us to Penn State’s basement aquarium to see their colorful collection of “corals in captivity.” ...

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Shooting the breeze with Delaware’s ‘wind lady’

In this week’s ‘So, What Do You Do?’ segment, UD prof Cristina Archer talks about taking wind research to new heig ...

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On the case of hospital-bill transparency: a 9th-grader from Haverford

On The Pulse, we’ve been exploring the strange world of medical billing. So has a local teen. A few weeks ago on The Pulse, ...

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If the eyes see calorie counts on the menu, does the mouth eat less?

In Philadelphia, two different studies of calorie displays, getting two different answers. At fast-food places, no. At sit-down restauran ...

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Who killed the chemistry set? And an effort to reinvent it

A Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit is seeking the next great science toy. Jennifer Landry is opening an “atomic energy” ...

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Why is it so hard to get a man to a doctor’s appointment? Excuses range from not having the time, to not wanting to appear weak, to ...

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Why men won’t go to the doctor, and how women coax them

It’s a perpetual battleground in the war between the sexes.  Elisabeth Perez-Luna brings back dispatches from the frontlines. ...

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Detecting neutrinos at the South Pole with UD physicist Tom Gaisser

In our regular segment “So, What Do You Do” physicist Tom Gaisser tells us about searching for neutrinos at the bottom of the ...

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How one group aims to put solar panels on 20 local schools

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The Obamacare rollout (continued): Even the savvy need a little help

The website is working much better, but most Americans need guidance to sift through the many coverage choices. The race was on th ...

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‘I’m the same guy’ – severe brain injury, the long road back and the science that made it possible

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