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Robert Taylor, (center), speaks at a St. John the Baptist Parish council meeting in 2017. He and the other members of the citizens' group around him wear T-shirts that reference the safety limit for the chemical chloroprene. (Julie Dermansky)
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Business
Energy

After decades of air pollution, a Louisiana town rebels against a chemical giant

The company recently installed technology it promised would reduce chloroprene emissions by 85 percent. So far, public air monitors suggest levels are still trending upward.

8 years ago

Mental Health

Using awkward silences for potentially life-saving conversation about depression

A new ad campaign from the Jed Foundation, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Ad Council encourages teens to talk to friends about depression.

8 years ago

Voices in the Family
Kids
Mental Health

How to help teens look beyond their screens

We often think of teenagers as obsessed with their phones, selfies, or being popular. Researchers are learning more about what help ...

Air Date: March 5, 2018

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Philadelphia City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Philadelphia
Politics
Public Health

Philly’s $1.6 billion Department of Behavioral Health under review

City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart starts a performance audit with Department of Behavioral Health because it funds services she thinks Philadelphians need most.

8 years ago

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is launching a new installment of an awareness campaign called
Addiction
Philadelphia
Public Health

Philly ad campaign calls prescription painkillers ‘heroin in pill form’

The Philadelphia Dept. of Public Health is running TV and social media ads warning people to avoid prescription painkillers, even when they get them legally from their doctor.

8 years ago

Governor Tom Wolf speaks at the First Steps Treatment Center at Chester-Crozer Medical Center.
NewsWorks Tonight
Addiction
Pennsylvania
Politics

Pennsylvania cuts red tape for medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction

Pa.'s Medicaid program will no longer require doctors to get approval when prescribing medications that are proven to help people stay off heroin and prescription painkillers.

8 years ago

Listen 1:45
Audience members listen to a discussion convened by The College of Physicians of Philadelphia on the issue of gun violence in the city. (Dana Bate/for WHYY)
Philadelphia
Public Safety

Discussing Philadelphia’s daily violence that’s overshadowed by mass shootings

Early numbers from the Department of Health show a slight uptick in gun homicides last year after they’d been steadily declining since 2006.

8 years ago

While flu season seems to be peaking in New Jersey,
 doctors still recommend patients get a flu shot.
 (bigstockphoto.com)
New Jersey

As flu season peaks in N.J. and Pa., doctors still recommend getting vaccinated

While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the flu season may have peaked, it’s still making a lot of people sick in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

8 years ago

Philadelphia City Councilmember at Large Al Taubenberger
Speak Easy
Criminal Justice
Home & Family
Philadelphia

Philly Disability Day of Mourning a step toward honoring those killed by caregivers

Philly City Council passed a resolution to recognize a Disability Day of Mourning, a step toward valuing the lives of people with disabilities who are murdered by caregivers.

8 years ago

Maxine Stanich celebrated her 90th birthday with friends and family in 2010, more than two years after her implanted defibrillator was deactivated by Dr. Rita Redberg to comply with Stanich's
NPR
Aging
Health Care

Too late to operate? Surgery near end of life is common, costly

Surgery poses serious risks for older people, who weather anesthesia poorly and whose skin takes longer to heal.

8 years ago

The FDA is expected to issue new guidelines next month to encourage drugmakers to develop new medications for treating opioid addiction.(Bigstock)
Addiction
Philadelphia

As FDA encourages new medications for opioid addiction, roadblocks to treatment remain

The FDA is expected to issue new guidelines next month to encourage drugmakers to develop new medications for treating opioid addiction.

8 years ago

New Jersey Sen. Loretta Weinberg has introduced a measure calling for employers to provide paid sick days to their workers. AP file photo)
Business
New Jersey
Politics

Severity of flu season illustrates need for paid sick days in N.J., advocates say

The legislation under consideration would require employers with fewer than 10 workers to offer five paid sick days. Larger employers would have to provide nine paid days.

8 years ago

People 6 months and older should get vaccinated against the flu, says this government poster on display  in a health center in Decatur, Ga
Delaware
Health Care
Medicine
Public Health

Flu ‘very much active’ in Delaware, records reach 14-year high

Over the past week, 1,521 more Delawareans were diagnosed with the flu, bringing the total number of cases in the state to 5,758. There also were five flu-related deaths.

8 years ago

(Hope Loves Company)
Home & Family
Kids
Mental Health

New Jersey camp for family of ALS patients expands to five states

Many children and grandchildren of those with ALS become caregivers, and watching a loved one’s health deteriorate can be stressful and isolating.

8 years ago

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Ashley Copeland (right) talks to her mom Sue Iverson in the Swedish Medical Center emergency department, near Denver. Copeland got a nerve-blocking anesthetic instead of opioids to ease her severe headache. At discharge she was advised to use over-the-counter painkillers, if necessary.
(John Daley/CPR News)
NPR
Addiction
Health Care
National

These 10 ERs sharply reduced opioid use and still eased pain

The 10 hospitals that took part in the collaboration were scattered all over Colorado.

8 years ago

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