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Dr. Rachel Levine, Pennsylvania's secretary of health, speaks to reporters. (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Addiction
Pennsylvania

Pa. updates plan to fight opioid addiction

The new year is also bringing a new push to pass legislation that would allow Department of Health to declare a "public health emergency."

7 years ago

A colorized image of a brain cell from an Alzheimer's patient shows a neurofibrillary tangle (red) inside the cytoplasm (yellow) of the cell. The tangles consist primarily of a protein called tau. (SPL/Science Source)
NPR
Aging

Alzheimer’s disease may develop differently in African-Americans, study suggests

Scientists have found a biological clue that could help explain why African-Americans appear to be more vulnerable than white Americans to Alzheimer's disease.

7 years ago

In this Dec. 14, 2018 photo, a mirror tied to a tree reflects a heroin user preparing his dose, in an area popular for people with a drug addiction behind an abandoned home in Humacao, Puerto Rico. Heroin users will often use the mirror to get a better view of themselves when injecting, especially when into their necks. (AP Photo/Carlos Giusti)
Addiction
International

Growing opioid crisis adds to Puerto Rico’s problems

The opioid crisis in Puerto Rico has not reached the epidemic levels of the U.S. mainland, but officials worry it will catch up soon.

7 years ago

(photo credit, BigStock)
Radio Times
Aging
Sports

The science of fitness and how to make it a habit

Guests: Gretchen Reynolds, Martin Gibala, Angela Duckworth Researchers are continuing to find out about even more ...

Air Date: January 7, 2019 10:00 am

Listen 49:01
A University of Delaware study has found a 6 percent decline in the number of Delaware primary care doctors providing direct patient care from 2013 to 2018. (Rick Bowmer/AP, file)
Delaware
Health Care

Delaware sees decline in primary care doctors

It’s getting more difficult to find a primary care doctor in Delaware, especially in the southern part of the state.

7 years ago

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(CSA-Printstock/Getty Images)
NPR
Health Care
Medicine

Is it a nasty cold or the flu?

It's that time of year again. You wake up with a scratchy throat, stuffy nose, a little achy — maybe a fever. Is it a classic head cold, or do you need to be more concerned?

7 years ago

Shown is the Schuylkill River and view of the Philadelphia skyline, Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)
Philadelphia
Public Health

Biggest health problems in Philadelphia: Opioids, HIV, poverty

Drug overdose deaths and homicides mean that life expectancy in Philadelphia actually dropped, following a national trend.

7 years ago

(Mark Lennihan/AP Photo, File)
Addiction
Health Care
Philadelphia

Smoking ban at Philly drug treatment centers riles social workers

Social workers are warning that a new ban on smoking at Philadelphia drug treatment centers could be deal breaker for those seeking help.

7 years ago

The Pulse
Aging

Feeling Your Age

They call it the golden years, but there’s a reason many of us dread old age — it can mean losing our health, our independence, our m ...

Air Date: January 4, 2019

Listen 48:06
Ana Martinez gives a patient a flu shot
Pennsylvania
PA Post

Flu declared widespread in Pa.; death count doubles

The latest report shows flu taking the steep climb that often follows holiday gatherings and the beginning of the new year.

7 years ago

The bALLet program is housed at the Pennsylvania Ballet Academy in Camp Hill and is open to children of all abilities. (Keira McGuire/WITF)
Dance
Kids

At all-inclusive ballet classes, ‘special things happen’ for children and parents

It took five years to find a ballet academy open to children of all abilities. Finally, at Pennsylvania Ballet Academy in Camp Hill the bALLet class was born.

7 years ago

Winter swimmers enjoyed an icy dip in Poland's Garczyn lake last February. Recorded air temperature was around 14 degrees Farenheit, and a large ice hole had to be cut to allow the lake bathing
NPR
Biology
Outdoors

Could exercising in frigid temperatures make us healthier?

Many of the purported benefits of cold hinge on brown fat, sometimes referred to as "good" fat. Long known to exist in infants, brown fat burns calories and generates heat.

7 years ago

(Ryan Johnson for NPR)
NPR
Kids

How to help kids overcome their fear of doctors and shots

Children who withdraw from frightening situations or environments may be more likely to struggle with social anxiety, later in life, psychologists find.

7 years ago

President Donald Trump, stands with Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, and talks about drug prices during a visit to the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018. (Susan Walsh/AP Photo)
Health Care
Pennsylvania

Experts caution against health reimbursement arrangements

The public comments period ended Friday for a proposed federal rule that would allow more employers to use health reimbursement arrangements.

7 years ago

Elvira Choc grieves as she attends a memorial service for her 7-year-old granddaughter Jakelin Caal Maquin, in San Antonio Secortez, Guatemala, Monday, Dec. 24, 2018. The body of the 7-year-old girl who died while in the custody of the U.S. Border Patrol was handed over to family members in her native Guatemala on Monday for a last goodbye. (Oliver de Ros/AP Photo)
Immigration
Kids
Public Health

More health exams instituted for migrant children at border

More thorough health screenings, as well as secondary screenings, will be held for every child in Border Patrol custody following the deaths of two Guatemalan children.

7 years ago

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