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Each week, Tiny Desk Radio hosts Bobby Carter and Anamaria Sayre present three Tiny Desk concerts and share how these memorable (and sometimes viral) moments came together. You'll hear world-class musicians from the worlds of pop, jazz, classical, Americana, hip-hop, R&B and more stripping down their sound for a concert series that's unlike anything else on the internet — or the radio.

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Gov. Tom Wolf speaks about Pennsylvania's opioid crisis during a meeting at Independence Blue Cross headquarters in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania

Wolf backs opioid-prescribing limits health insurer says are effective

The Philadelphia-based insurer now covers a maximum five-day supply for most new opioid prescriptions since adopting the policy in July.

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Gender

Young girls increasingly harming themselves, ending up in ER

The 15-year-long study looked at girls aged 10-24 who went to the emergency room for attempted suicides, drug overdoses, cutting and other types of self-injury.  

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Delaware
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Drug overdoses easily outpace Delaware DUI fatalities

There were no DUI fatalities over the Thanksgiving holiday period, but that good news was overshadowed by a spike in drug overdose deaths.

8 years ago

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Delaware

Delaware healthcare marketplace enrollments surge in early going

Enrollment in the healthcare marketplace in Delaware rose by double digits in the early going, although reaching last year’s numbers may be difficult.

8 years ago

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Keystone Crossroads
Behavioral Health
Government Accountability
Pennsylvania
Public Health

Pa. hotline links those in need with help to confront opioid addiction

Pennsylvania far exceeds the national average of drug-related overdose deaths. Last year, 4,642 such deaths were reported — and the number is expected to rise this year.

8 years ago

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Delaware
Public Health

Almost a dozen overdose deaths in Delaware over holiday

Delaware health officials are urging families of loved ones struggling with addiction to seek treatment following close to a dozen overdose deaths over the holiday weekend.

8 years ago

La Rhonda Harmon (right), a psychology intern at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, helps to lead a class called
Mental Health

Can a class teach someone to be happier?

A new six-week program at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine is giving it a shot.

8 years ago

After two weeks of recovery from an addiction to opioids prescribed by her surgeon, Katie Herzog takes a walk with her dog, Pippen. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
NPR
Law
Medicine

Should hospitals be punished for post-surgical patients’ opioid addiction?

If an opioid addiction starts with a prescription after surgery or some other hospital-based care, should the hospital be penalized?

8 years ago

Jenifer Lewis arrives at the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. (Photo by Danny Moloshok/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images)
Mental Health
TV

‘The dream that sustained me:’ ‘Black-ish’ star Jenifer Lewis on living with mental illness

She’s best known for her starring role on the TV comedy “Black-ish,” but these days Jenifer Lewis, is increasingly making a name for herself as a mental health advocate.

8 years ago

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NPR
Medicine

Questioning a doctor’s prescription for a sore knee: 90 Percocets

As public health officials grapple with how to slow the growing opioid epidemic, the over-prescription of narcotics after even minor surgery is coming under new scrutiny.

9 years ago

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New Jersey

New Jersey provides $5M to help pregnant women recover from opioid addiction

As a live-in, residential program, A Place to Call Home will support pregnant women and new mothers struggling with addiction to opioids.

9 years ago

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Pennsylvania
Public Health

New study rates Pa.’s opioid overdose death rate as sixth highest in the nation

Well Being Trust, a national foundation focused on the mental health of America, ranked Pennsylvania’s opioid overdose death rate as the sixth highest in the nation.

9 years ago

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Kids
Pennsylvania

Pa. House passes ‘clean’ CHIP renewal, without ban on transgender coverage

The routine bill became controversial this year, because the Senate inserted language that would have prohibited CHIP from covering transgender kids' transition surgeries.

9 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight
Law
Medicine
New Jersey

New Jersey moves toward legalizing recreational pot, but pace uncertain

Gov.-elect Phil Murphy's administration promises to be markedly different from that of Gov. Chris Christie, who will leave office in January after two terms.

9 years ago

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Medicine

FDA OKs new therapy for some hemophilia patients

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