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Health

John Rose discusses PrEP with members of the community outside the Joseph E. Coleman Library in Germantown.
Philadelphia
Politics
Public Health

Philadelphia to receive HIV funding under new Trump plan to eliminate virus by 2030

The effort to eliminate HIV by 2030, will target “hotspots” nationwide for extra resources to diagnose, treat, and prevent the disease.

8 years ago

the MMR vaccine
NPR
Public Health

Defying parents, a teen decides to get vaccinated

Ethan Lindenberger had never received vaccines for diseases like polio or measles because his mom is anti-vaccine. Now he's 18 and he's finally getting his shots.

8 years ago

Focusing less on the meat-free or health aspects of plant-based dishes, like this jackfruit burger — and more on their flavor, mouthfeel and provenance — could go a long way toward getting meat lovers to choose these options more often. That's according to research by the World Resources Institute's Better Buying Lab in conjunction with food chains, marketers and behavioral economists.
(Westend61/Getty Images)
NPR
Food & Drink

How to get meat eaters to eat more plant-based foods? Make their mouths water

Focus less on the meat-free or health aspects of plant-based foods — which tend to make consumers feel like they're missing out – and more on their flavor.

8 years ago

Amber Gorrow and her daughter, Eleanor, 3, pick out a show to watch after Eleanor's nap at their home in Vancouver, Wash., on Wednesday. Eleanor has gotten her first measles vaccine, but Gorrow's son, Leon, 8 weeks, is still too young to be immunized. (Alisha Jucevic/Getty Images)
NPR
Kids
National

Measles cases mount in Pacific Northwest outbreak

A measles outbreak in Washington state prompted Gov. Jay Inslee to declare a state of emergency on Jan. 25. As of Thursday, 55 cases have been confirmed this year.

8 years ago

The red drop of blood (left) was designated as an official emoji to symbolize menstruation, among other things, this year. The design at right, submitted in 2017, was not accepted.
(Unicode; Plan International UK)
NPR
Gender
Technology

Why period activists think the ‘drop of blood’ emoji is a huge win

The Unicode Consortium, the organization that decides which symbols get to be emojis, released its 2019 additions this week. A "drop of blood" emoji has been added to the mix.

8 years ago

Brittany Williams, a doctoral candidate at the University of Georgia, started taking Truvada when she began dating a man living with HIV. Even though the relationship ended, she continues to take it. (Lynsey Weatherspoon for NPR)
NPR
Gender
Medicine
Race & Ethnicity

To halt HIV, advocates push for PrEP outreach to black women

About 1.1 million Americans are at high risk for HIV and could benefit from PrEP, according to the CDC. Around half of those are black men and women.

8 years ago

A team of researchers in Boston has developed an insulin-delivery system that injects the medicine directly into the stomach wall, which is painless. (Felice Frankel/MIT)
NPR
Innovation
Medicine

An insulin-delivery system that's painless — and comes in pill form

A team of scientists from MIT have developed a system to deliver insulin that actually still uses a needle — but is so small you can swallow it and the injection doesn't hurt.

8 years ago

A Philadelphia police officer moves from tent to tent telling residents of the Emerald Street encampment that it's time to go. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Addiction
Philadelphia
Policing

In Kensington, police offer drug users help instead of criminal charges

A Philadelphia police-assisted diversion program has expanded to the epicenter of the opioid crisis. The goal is to provide services to some drug users — not to make arrests.

8 years ago

Discarded syringes lay near near train tracks in Philadelphia, Monday, July 31, 2017
Radio Times
Law
Philadelphia

The U.S. vs. supervised injection sites

The U.S. Attorney's office has filed a lawsuit to prevent Philadelphia from becoming home to America's first supervised injection sites.

Air Date: February 8, 2019 10:00 am

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(Nicole Xu for NPR)
NPR
Aging
Gender

Living near your grandmother has evolutionary benefits

Since the name of the evolutionary game is survival & reproduction, why live longer than you can reproduce? In the '60s, researchers came up with the "grandmother hypothesis."

8 years ago

Image: Isabella Turturo
The Pulse
Kids

Live, Play, Learn — What Keeps Kids Healthy

What matters to a child’s health? Sure, some things are embedded in our genetics. But from the moment we’re born, there are a million ...

Air Date: February 8, 2019

Listen 48:39
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends the vaccine against the Human papillomavirus for girls and boys age 11 or 12. (Taunya English/The Pulse)
New Jersey
Public Health
NJ Spotlight

Lawmakers move to end religious exemption for mandatory vaccinations

The New Jersey Assembly passed a measure late last week removing the religious exemption as a reason parents can refrain from having their children vaccinated.

8 years ago

Andres Hassan, 7, plays in the yard of the Sanchez Elementary School in San Francisco, Calif. (Lisa Hornak/For WHYY)
The Pulse
Environment
Kids
Public Health

San Francisco shares its schoolyards, opening communities to green spaces and one another’s lives

Like many cities, when schools closed for the day, usually schoolyards did too. But when the school district upgraded its playgrounds, it kept them open longer.

8 years ago

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Physicians have been taught to look for signs of hopelessness, sadness and lack of motivation to help them diagnose depression. But anger as a depression symptom is less noticed or addressed. (Ariel Davis for NPR)
NPR
Mental Health

If you’re often angry or irritable, you may be depressed

If you pick up what is often called the "bible of psychiatry," you'll find that the list of core symptoms for major depression doesn't include anger.

8 years ago

oil refinery
Delaware

After latest fiery accident at Delaware refinery, residents say they’re content to co-exist

The 63-year-old refinery near Delaware City, Delaware has had fatal accidents blamed on negligence and pollution fines. Sunday’s fire in the crude oil unit was the latest.

8 years ago

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