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Sanitation workers clear away mounds of garbage from a heroin encampment at Lehigh and Kensington avenues. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Addiction
Philadelphia
Public Health

Philadelphia wary of Hepatitis A outbreak as Kensington homeless population grows

The disease is usually spread through contaminated feces.

7 years ago

Dr. Paul Farmer examines a tuberculosis patient in Monrovia, Liberia. (Katherine Kralievits / PIH)
NPR
International

Is the world finally ready to end the deadliest infectious disease?

Maybe the short answer is: We need a better imagination?

7 years ago

Drexel University professors Michael Yudell and Chloe Silverman have decided to study engagement between autism researchers and the autism community to see how that impacts scientific research. (Provided)
Behavioral Health
Public Health

Drexel profs studying how engaging with the autism community could lead to better research

A three-year study will investigate to what extent autism researchers include stakeholder groups in the design phase, and whether that affects what research is done.

7 years ago

Acupuncture
The Pulse
Behavioral Health

Different Country, Different Medicine

Medicine, healthcare — even illness — vary from country to country. Those differences are driven by tradition, culture, even politics ...

Air Date: September 28, 2018

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Credit: Li Tin Nok
The Pulse
Health Care
International
Medicine

Acupuncture: real relief or theatrical placebo?

Alan Yu heads home to Hong Kong to investigate the ways acupuncture is used in the medical system there.

7 years ago

Listen 13:20
Sidlappa, who goes by one name, is 58 years old and waiting to get an angiogram. He traveled 8 hours to the hospital in Bangalore with his wife Ramlingamma and two of his seven children. (Mary-Rose Abraham)
The Pulse
Health Care
International

At hospitals in India, waiting family become health care helpers

Visitors line the hallways — even sleep on the floor — anxious for loved ones to recover. Noora Health trains overflow family to care for patients once they return home.

7 years ago

Listen 5:58
Don Tollefson (Battling Opioids)
Addiction
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia

Former Philly sportscaster Don Tollefson tries his hand helping others seek addiction treatment

Disgraced former Philly sportscaster Don Tollefson is trying to pay it forward.

7 years ago

Listen 5:16
In this April 2, 2018 photo, pharmacist Steve Protzel poses for photos holding a bottle of OxyContin at Daniel's Pharmacy in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Radio Times
Addiction
Health Care

The roots of the overdose crisis

Guests: Beth Macy, Aubrey Whelan A “bad batch” of drugs, most likely a mix of heroine, fentanyl and K2, kille ...

Air Date: September 26, 2018 10:00 am

Listen 48:56
Photomicrograph of a sputum sample containing Mycobacterium tuberculosis. TB can be seen in red. (photo via CDC Public Health Image Library)
Delaware
K-12

Dozens possibly exposed to tuberculosis at Delaware school

Public health officials say dozens of people have been have been exposed to active tuberculosis at an elementary school in southern Delaw ...

7 years ago

Jasmine Johnson (right), offers Narcan to people using drugs in McPherson Square Park in Kensington. The man refused her offer because he maintained the woman was breathing, and did not want to risk sending her into withdrawal. (Erika Schroeder/WHYY)
Addiction
Philadelphia

Philly says it’s simple: Narcan saves lives. Knowing when to use it can be more complicated

Philadelphia wants residents to carry Narcan to prevent overdose deaths. But in the face of a possible emergency, a reporter found the reality is harder than it seems.

7 years ago

Listen 6:12
SEPTA Ambassador Carrie Givhan demonstrates CPR on a dummy at Jefferson Station. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Philadelphia
Public Health
Public Safety

Now arriving at SEPTA stations, quick CPR classes

At its most essential: Call 911, and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

7 years ago

According to the most recent National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), 18.5 percent of children and 39.6 percent of adults were obese in 2015-2016, the highest rates ever documented through the survey. (WITF, File)
Food & Drink
National

U.S. obesity rates ‘highest ever documented’ in report

The findings show 39.6 percent of adults and 18.5 percent of children fit the body mass index definition of obesity.

7 years ago

Participants in the 2018 Recovery Walk return to Penn’s Landing Saturday morning. (Brad Larrison for WHYY)
Addiction
Home & Family
Philadelphia

In Philly, U.S. surgeon general calls for opioid crisis ‘interventions that are legal’

Nearly 30,000 people gathered Saturday morning at Penn’s Landing for Philadelphia's 17th annual Recovery Walk.

7 years ago

Addiction
History

Drug overdose deaths have been rising for 40 years, and opioids aren’t the only problem

Drug overdose deaths "have been on an exponential growth curve" that began years before the rise in opioid prescriptions seen in the mid-1990s.

7 years ago

Dr. Dario Altieri (center), president and CEO of the Wistar Institute, talks about the road to FDA approval for cancer treatments during a discussion with Abramson Cancer Center Director Robert Vonderheide (right).
The discussion was moderated by Maiken Scott (left), host of WHYY's The Pulse. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Health Care

Biden Cancer Summit at WHYY highlights advances, disparities in cancer care

Cancer researchers, doctors, and patients gathered at WHYY’s Philadelphia studios on Friday to focus attention on the latest efforts to ...

7 years ago

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