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Here to help: (Left to right) Danna Bodenheimer, Walnut Psychotherapy Center founder and director, Gabriel Snell, practice manager, and Biany Pérez, clinical coordinator. (Laura Smythe/Philadelphia Gay News)
LGBTQ
Mental Health
Broke in Philly

LGBTQ-focused therapy center offers scholarships for transpeople of color

Lesbian, gay and bisexual adults are more than twice as likely as their non-identifying peers to experience a mental-health condition.

6 years ago

In this Aug. 17, 2018 file photo, family and friends who lost loved ones to opioid overdoses protest outside the headquarters of Purdue Pharma, maker of the maker of painkiller OxyContin, in Stamford, Conn. The World Health Organization notified U.S. lawmakers Wednesday, June 19, 2019, that it will discontinue two publications on opioid painkiller prescribing, in response to allegations that the pharmaceutical industry influenced the reports. Purdue has denied the allegations. (Jessica Hill/AP Photo, file)
Addiction
International

UN health agency to remove controversial opioid guidelines

The WHO notified lawmakers that it will discontinue two publications on prescribing opioids in response to allegations that the pharmaceutical industry influenced the reports.

6 years ago

File photo: Anthony Minniti, a pharmacist and the owner of Bell Pharmacy in Camden, displays some of the educational material he handed out to people claiming free doses of naloxone on Tuesday, June 18, 2019. (Nicholas Pugliese/WHYY)
Addiction
New Jersey

N.J. pharmacies see big turnout for free naloxone

New Jersey officials distributed 20,000 free naloxone packs to pharmacies, and said Tuesday’s event was a pilot program that could be expanded in the future.

6 years ago

US Steel's Clairton Coke Works. (Reid R. Frazier/StateImpact Pennsylvania)
Environment
Pennsylvania
StateImpact Pennsylvania

US Steel avoids potential shutdown order by restoring pollution controls after fire

US Steel has put its pollution controls back online at its Clairton Coke Works and avoided a potential shutdown order, the Allegheny County Health Department said Tuesday.

6 years ago

Jesse Gelsinger, 18, in this undated family photo, poses near a statue at the University of Pennsylvania. Gelsinger, who died Sept. 16, 1999, had signed up to be part of an experimental gene therapy study on ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency, or OTC. (Family Photo via The Arizona Daily Star/AP Photo)
The Why
Medicine
Philadelphia
Technology

The Philadelphia tragedy that changed gene therapy

Twenty years ago, an 18-year-old's death while undergoing a Penn clinical trial changed gene therapy.

Air Date: June 18, 2019

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Delaware Bay oysters (Mary Godleski/AP Photo)
Environment

Deadly bacteria on the rise in the Delaware Bay — and climate change is the likely culprit

A study from researchers at Cooper University Hospital shows an uptick in infections due to Vibrio vulnificus in the Delaware Bay.

6 years ago

US Steel's Clairton Coke Works, near Pittsburgh. (Reid Frazier/StateImpact Pennsylvania)
Energy
Environment
Pennsylvania
StateImpact Pennsylvania

US Steel’s Clairton plant pollution controls knocked out again by another fire

The second fire at US Steel's Clairton plant in six months could send SO2 levels up again.

6 years ago

Natalie Lynch at home with her youngest child, Maycen. In 2014, when Lynch was pregnant with her older child, she spent two weeks before giving birth in a prison cell, mostly alone. (Sarah McCammon/NPR)
NPR
Criminal Justice

Several states are banning the practice of incarcerating pregnant women alone

With female incarceration rates rising in the United States, prisons and jails across the country are contending with new challenges, including caring for pregnant women.

6 years ago

Kara McQuillan (left) and  Mac VanTilburg of the Philadelphia Midwife Collective are trying to open Philadelphia's first free-standing birth center in Germantown. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
LGBTQ
Race & Ethnicity

Midwives hope Philly’s first free-standing birth center will make inclusive care more accessible

The Philadelphia Midwife Collective has launched a GoFundMe campaign to open a birth center they hope will make inclusive care more accessible.

6 years ago

Listen 1:33
This Feb. 19, 2013, file photo, shows OxyContin pills arranged for a photo at a pharmacy. (Toby Talbot/AP Photo)
Addiction
Mental Health
Public Health

In Pennsylvania, ‘deaths of despair’ are 50% higher than the national average

Deaths connected to suicide, drugs, and alcohol are soaring among millennials nationwide, and hitting Pennsylvania especially hard.

6 years ago

In this July 1, 2014 file photo, Orthodox Jewish girls walk to waiting buses after summer day camp in Kiryas Joel, N.Y. Kiryas Joel is a tightly packed Hasidic enclave surrounded by suburbia in the Hudson Valley. As a measles outbreak stretches toward summer camp season, New York counties with a concentration of Orthodox Jewish camps are requiring vaccinations for campers and staff. (Mike Groll/AP Photo)
National

Summer camp is newest front in battle with measles outbreak

The battle to contain the worst U.S. measles outbreak in 27 years has a new front: summer camp.

6 years ago

In this undated file photo provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a blacklegged tick - also known as a deer tick, rests on a plant. (CDC via AP)
Environment
Outdoors
Pennsylvania

Pa. Lyme disease bill would change coverage amid controversy over ‘chronic’ condition

House Bill 629 passed the house and currently sits in the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee, where past versions of this bill have all stalled. 

6 years ago

When Neda Frayha’s son had a reaction to penicillin, rather than having that mark on his medical chart, she decided to do more investigation. Frayha is an internal medicine physician and host of the Primary Care Reviews and Perspectives podcast. (Image courtesy of Neda Frayha)
The Pulse
Biology
Health Care
Medicine

Allergic to penicillin? Maybe not

About 30 million Americans have this allergy noted in their medical records. That means the most commonly prescribed antibiotics are off-limits.

6 years ago

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A scientist opens the lid of a cryotank containing donor sperm samples in an IVF clinic
The Why
Home & Family
Medicine

A Philadelphia fertility clinic’s secret

The Farris Institute was once Philadelphia's premiere clinic for artificial insemination. But it left an unknown number of children wondering who their fathers really were.

Air Date: June 13, 2019

Listen 13:47
Suboxone, an oral film prescribed for the medication-assisted treatment of opioid addiction and dependency, is pictured in this Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017 photo. (Charles Krupa/AP Photo)
Addiction
Medicine
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania could make it harder for doctors to prescribe buprenorphine

Pennsylvania Senate may tighten rules on doctors using buprenorphine.

6 years ago

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