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FILE - In this May 1966 file photo, a U.S. Air Force C-123 flies low along a South Vietnamese highway spraying defoliants on dense jungle growth beside the road to eliminate ambush sites for the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. During the Vietnam War, Air Force C-123 planes sprayed millions of gallons of herbicides over the jungles of Southeast Asia to destroy enemy crops and tree cover. The military stopped the spraying by early 1971, but some Air Force Reserve units continued to fly the former spray planes until the early 1980s. Some veterans who flew in those planes after the war have been getting sick, and like many Vietnam veterans, they’re blaming the herbicides they say still coated the planes for decades. Their crusade has been led by a former Oregon resident and Air Force veteran.(AP Photo/Department of Defense, File)
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50 Years After The Vietnam War, Veterans Law Clinic Helps Agent Orange Victims

8 years ago

Lou Farren (left) and Brad Ward both served in Vietnam, and received lungs from the same organ donor.
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Vietnam vets become ‘lung brothers’

Two veterans receive a lung each from the same donor at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia.

8 years ago

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Pennsylvania National Guard veteran Darcel Rideout wearing camouflage uniform and headset smiles at the camera
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Suicide crisis reaches beyond combat veterans

Veterans overall have a 22 percent higher risk of suicide than the general population, but women who served are more than twice as likely to take their own life.

8 years ago

Doctors transplant a uterus
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Penn launches clinical trial for uterine transplants

Eight babies have been born in Sweden after their mothers received uterine transplants, but this has yet to be done in the U.S.

8 years ago

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Philly-area high schools upgrade helmets, but there’s room for improvement

Given the dangers of brain trauma from helmet-to-helmet contact, would you want your child to play high school football? A new Philadelphia Inquirer analysis offers insight.

8 years ago

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This photo shows an arrangement of pills of the opioid oxycodone-acetaminophen in New York. (Patrick Sison/AP Photo)
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Delaware officials say opioid prescriptions declining

The Division of Professional Regulations say new regulations are preventing over prescribing.

8 years ago

Volunteers and residents mingle in Camp Alpha at dinnertime.
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Military

Offering homeless vets social support first — before housing

Veterans on Patrol runs controversial, sometimes illegal, camps to get chronically homeless vets off the street.

8 years ago

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44 train engineers diagnosed with sleep apnea, sidelined

Dozens of New Jersey Transit train engineers have been sidelined because testing imposed after a deadly rail crash found they suffered from sleep apnea.

8 years ago

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Philadelphia therapists reflect on legacy of innovator Salvador Minuchin

The psychiatrist and innovator in the field of family therapy died last week at the age of 96. 

8 years ago

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Are relationships the key to a longer, happier life?

A Harvard research study spanning 80 years that looked into the life and health trajectories of well over a thousand people offers some i ...

Air Date: November 6, 2017

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Pennsylvania opens medical marijuana registry for patients, caregivers

Once people sign up, it’s up to state-approved doctors to decide whether to grant a medical marijuana card.

8 years ago

Nancy Quinn stands in front of the bakery she works at in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties neighborhood. (Joel Wolfram/for WHYY)
Insurance
Philadelphia

ACA enrollees confused by letters estimating higher rate hikes than expected

Many enrollees received letters from their insurance company noting increased premiums for 2018 but they didn't include updated subsidy amounts.

8 years ago

José, Nelly and Gloria Guity in the cafeteria of Miami Edison Senior High School the day before Irma hit Miami. (Kate Stein/WHYY)
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During Irma, some Miami evacuees felt left behind in their own city

As the hurricane threatened, Miami-Dade County opened more than 40 shelters for people who needed a safe place to go. Some low-income, vulnerable people needed more support.

8 years ago

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Delaware Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro speaks at an event launching the 2018 ACA enrollment. (Zoë Read/WHYY)
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Delaware launches 'challenging' ACA enrollment

With an enrollment period that’s been cut in half and calls from the GOP to end Obamacare, the call for enrollment in the ACA has been more pressing than ever.

8 years ago

A registered nurse treats an inmate at San Quentin State Prison
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Philadelphia
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Time in maximum security prisons helps nurses learn non-biased, compassionate care

Nursing students go through several rotations, and, at Jefferson College of Nursing in Philadelphia, that can include time at a maximum security prison.

8 years ago

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