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Health

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
Health Care
Philadelphia

With $1M state grant, Temple to address need for addiction meds in Philadelphia

The grant comes from a program trying to enlist more community-based primary care physicians in the fight against the opioid addiction.

8 years ago

Fentanyl testing strips (JHU BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH/BLOOMBERG AMERICAN HEALTH INITIATIVE)
Philadelphia
Public Health

Many seeking detox are denied treatment because hospitals don’t test for fentanyl

Most hospital drug tests do not test for fentanyl — the cheaper, more powerful, synthetic opioid whose presence has increased in Philadelphia's illegal drug supply.

8 years ago

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A vacant North Philadelphia lot. (Jared Brey/PlanPhilly, file)
Environment
Mental Health
Philadelphia

‘Greening’ vacant lots improves mental health in Philly communities

The study adds to a growing body of research that demonstrates how where you live matters for your health.

8 years ago

Delaware health officials say a record number of overdose deaths appear to be linked to fentanyl. (File photo)
Addiction
Behavioral Health
Delaware
Public Health

Overdose deaths spike in beach towns of Sussex County

More than half of suspected overdose deaths are occurring in the southernmost part of the county, and health officials warn it might be due to fentanyl-laced heroin.

8 years ago

Female inmates interact in their cell in this file photo. (Rick Bowmer/AP Photo, Pool)
Keystone Crossroads
Criminal Justice
Gender
Kids

Female Pa. lawmakers hope to help incarcerated women with series of bills

When moms are imprisoned, it hurts families, neighborhoods and communities, legislator says.

8 years ago

(Peter Dazeley/Getty Images)
NPR
Behavioral Health

More screen time for teens linked to ADHD symptoms

A study published Tuesday in JAMA suggests that such frequent use of digital media by adolescents might increase their odds of developing symptoms of ADHD.

8 years ago

Serenity Court provides shelter and medical support to homeless men who have been discharged from the hospital but are too sick to go to a shelter.
NewsWorks Tonight
Health Care
Homelessness

Medical respite for homeless now open in North Philly

Serenity has a total of 20 beds for homeless men and women.

8 years ago

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It can take months to get a birth certificate through the mail in Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/Martha Irvine)
Technology

State confirms unauthorized changes were made to vital records site

The state website where people can order birth and death records was recently offline for nearly a full week because someone made unauthorized changes to the site.

8 years ago

Without scrutiny, insurers and data brokers are predicting your health costs based on public data about things like race, marital status, your TV consumption and even if you buy plus-size clothing. (Justin Volz for ProPublica)
NPR
Health Care

Health insurers are vacuuming up details about you — and it could raise your rates

With little public scrutiny, the health insurance industry has joined forces with data brokers to vacuum up personal details about hundreds of millions of Americans.

8 years ago

Distracted driving puts passengers at risk of a crash. (AP PHOTO)
Home & Family
Technology
Transportation

CHOP study: Despite kids in backseat, parents not putting down their phones

New research shows many parents are using their phones while driving with young children in the car, and that behavior is also correlated with other risky driving habits.

8 years ago

A woman breastfeeds her child in a village in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (Phil Moore/AFP/Getty Images)
NPR
International

Why the breastfeeding vs. formula debate is especially critical in poor countries

In poor countries, a mother's decision about breastfeeding can be critical for her baby's survival. That's because formula carries special risks for low-income families.

8 years ago

Information that could refine the uses of approved drugs may lie deep inside patients' medical records. (Ariel Skelley/Getty Images)
NPR
Technology

To improve treatments, researchers want to hunt for clues in medical records

Researchers want to plow through the vast amount of data that's gathered in those records, along with insurance billing information, to find new uses for drugs.

8 years ago

Morning dew glistens on a tobacco leaf in a field outside Rolesville, N.C. Despite a worldwide decline in production, tobacco remains North Carolina's most valuable crop. (Allen Breed/AP)
NPR
Environment
Public Health

It is legal for kids to work on tobacco farms, but it can make them sick

In the U.S., children under the age of 18 are legally barred from purchasing cigarettes or other tobacco products. But they are allowed to harvest tobacco on farms.

8 years ago

People ride on the Sky Flyer at the State Fair Meadowlands carnival on July 5 in East Rutherford, N.J. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
Environment

New Jersey environmentalist urging state to toughen air quality standards

An environmental group said public health in New Jersey is at risk from air pollution. Environment New Jersey director Doug O’Ma ...

8 years ago

Vincent Turcotte and Valérie Hayes are both ice storm babies, born shortly after a massive storm debilitated their city. Scientists are trying to figure out if the stress their mothers experienced during the natural disaster has helped shape who they are as people. (Courtesy of Julie Groleau.)
The Pulse
Behavioral Health

Does a mom’s stress affect her offspring for generations?

Researchers are studying the factors that can make epigenetic changes to DNA. A mom's stress, diet and daily habits may become an inheritance of sorts for her kids.

8 years ago

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