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Behavioral Health
Food & Drink

Obesity: stopping the stigma

Guests: Chyke Doubeni, Michael Hobbes Obesity continues to be a major public health issue in America. As this pro ...

Air Date: September 21, 2018 10:00 am

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Dr. Jill Biden speaks about Cancer Moonshot, an initiative to advance scientific research for cancer, at The Social Good Summit at the 92nd Street Y in New York, Monday, Sept. 19, 2016. (Stuart Ramson/AP Images for UN Foundation)
Delaware
Health Care
Public Health

WHYY hosts Biden Cancer Initiative session with Jill Biden

Wife of former vice president says part of the plan is to come up with a roadmap to help cancer patients manage their care.

7 years ago

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A public announcement about preventing influenza published in the Illustrated Current News in 1918 during the Spanish flu pandemic. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
History
Philadelphia

100 years later, we’re still learning from deadly Spanish flu

Philadelphia was particularly hard hit by the flu epidemic of 1918.

7 years ago

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The Pulse
Behavioral Health
Technology

Who’s in Control – Tech or Us?

Technology helps us run our lives, do our jobs, get directions and keep track of our calendars. Right? Or, is technology taking control o ...

Air Date: September 21, 2018

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Physicians face long hours, frustrating paperwork and sometimes difficult patients. But researchers aren't so clear on whether burnout is the right word to describe their problems. (ERproductions Ltd/Blend Images/Getty Images)
NPR
Health Care
Mental Health

Doctors today may be miserable, but are they ‘burnt out’?

This week, JAMA publishes two major studies on a hot topic: physician burnout.

7 years ago

Residents in Ellendale, Delaware, voted Saturday to have public water. For decades, many have contended with smelly, discolored water from wells. (Courtesy of Jean Holloway)
Delaware
Public Health

Residents of rural Delaware town approve public water system

A previous vote fell short. This time around, Ellendale residents OK'd a referendum 81-21.

7 years ago

People ride bikes and walk the Atlantic City boardwalk Memorial Day weekend, Saturday, May 28, 2016.
New Jersey

N.J. lawmaker wants to expand smoking ban to boardwalks, marinas, racetracks

Proposal follows smoking prohibition at state beaches and parks taking effect in 2019.

7 years ago

Daily low-dose aspirin can be of help to older people with an elevated risk for a heart attack. But for healthy older people, the risk outweighs the benefit. (Bruno Ehrs/Getty Images)
NPR
Aging

Study: A daily baby aspirin has no benefit for healthy older people

There is still strong evidence that a daily baby aspirin can reduce the risk that many people who have already suffered a heart attack or stroke will suffer another attack.

7 years ago

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NPR
Aging

To manage dementia well, start with the caregivers

One of the most important aspects of caring for someone with Alzheimer's and other dementias is understanding the diseases.

7 years ago

Ornamental St. Johns Wort, found in The Benjamin Rush Medicinal Plant Garden located at The Mütter Museum, was used to treat depression. Early herbalists found it to have a calming affect. (Natalie Piserchio for WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight
History
Medicine
Philadelphia

Mütter gives new life to Founding Father’s medicinal garden

The garden is visible from the iron fence that fronts the museum on 22nd Street near Market.

7 years ago

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Philadelphia Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds-Brown holds up a test to check for excessive salt in food. A new city law requires restaurants to warn diners of high-sodium menu items. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Food & Drink
Law
Philadelphia

New law orders Philly restaurants to warn diners of high sodium

Philadelphia is only the second major city in the country to require sodium warnings.

7 years ago

Guthrie Medical Group executive David Hall speaks before the House Professional Licensure Committee, advocating for proposed Senate Bill 780, which would regulate telemedicine and require insurers to cover it. (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Health Care
Technology

Telemedicine bill draws support from providers, concern from insurers

The bill has already passed in the state senate and will go up for a vote in the house of representatives during the fall legislative session.

7 years ago

Residents in Ellendale, Delaware, voted Saturday to have public water. For decades, many have contended with smelly, discolored water from wells. (Courtesy of Jean Holloway)
Delaware
Environment
Public Health

Ellendale residents to vote on public water system for Delaware town

The well water has tested positive for high levels of nitrates and iron. There’s discoloration and also a possible bacterial contamination in some of the shallow wells.

7 years ago

Needles are bundled in tens for Philadelphia's Prevention Point's exchange program. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Addiction
New Jersey
Public Health

Camden may revive controversial needle-exchange program

Camden's new mayor approves of needle exchange location for the short term, but wants the program to find a permanent home elsewhere.

7 years ago

Riddles are hidden around the dummy and in the room during the
NewsWorks Tonight
Health Care

Philly hospital uses ‘escape room’ to take the mystery out of sepsis

Sepsis is a potentially fatal condition that's responsible for 270,000 deaths every year.

7 years ago

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