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Health & Science

Facebook has been using artificial intelligence to detect if a user might be about engage in self-harm. The same technology may soon be used in other scenarios. (Dado Ruvic/Reuters)
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Health

Facebook increasingly reliant on A.I. to predict suicide risk

A year ago, Facebook started using artificial intelligence to scan people's accounts for danger signs of imminent self-harm.

7 years ago

In this photo taken Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018, a weight is set up at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, in Sevres, near Paris. The golf ball-sized metal cylinder at the heart of the world's system for measuring mass is heading into retirement. Gathering this week in Versailles, west of Paris, governments on Friday Nov. 16, 2018, are expected to approve a plan to instead use a scientific formula to define the exact weight of a kilo. (Christophe Ena/AP Photo)
Science

Take a weight off: Tears, joy as kilo gets historic update

"We put in place a system that doesn't depend on something that is 140 years old."

7 years ago

Becky Shaw's first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage in 2014. The following year, she and her husband, Ben, had Parker, their
NPR
Health

Michelle Obama’s miscarriage story may help other women share theirs

7 years ago

Preventable hospital admissions are down 25 percent in the University of Pennsylvania Health System. (Emma Lee/WHYY, file)
Health

Penn Medicine and IBX say they cut readmissions 25 percent

Harlan Krumholz ...

7 years ago

The Pulse
Health

We’re Family — But Why?

Ever sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, look around at the shining faces of your family, and think to yourself: “How the heck am I relate ...

Air Date: November 16, 2018

Listen 47:22
The city of Philadelphia is once again clearing out camps of people in Kensington like the one at Frankford and Lehigh Avenues. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Health

As Philly clears another encampment, what happened to homeless in previous sweep?

On Monday afternoon, a row of tents ran end to end in the Frankford Avenue underpass just north of Lehigh Avenue in Philadelphia’s Kens ...

7 years ago

Listen 4:03
Fred Gmitter, a geneticist at the University of Florida Citrus Research and Education Center, holds citrus seedlings that are used for gene editing research at the University of Florida in Lake Alfred, Fla., on Sept. 27, 2018. Gene-editing tools, with names like CRISPR and TALEN, promise to alter foods precisely, and cheaply _ without necessarily adding foreign DNA. Instead, they act like molecular scissors to alter the letters of an organism's own genetic alphabet. (Federica Narancio/AP Photo)
Science

Next generation of biotech food heading for grocery stores

It's a different technology than today's controversial "genetically modified" foods.

7 years ago

The former Harrisburg State Hospital closed in 2006 and now serves as government offices. (Brett Sholtis/WITF)
Health

People with serious mental illnesses in Pa. face long wait for treatment

In the 12 years since Harrisburg State Hospital closed, state funding for community mental health services has decreased, leaving services 'stretched thin.'

7 years ago

Radio Times
Science

#ThisIsOurLane

Guest: Judy Melinek A social media fight has broken out between the NRA and physicians over a paper calling for a ...

7 years ago

Listen 13:30
A nurse draws a dose of mumps-measles-rubella, or MMR, vaccine. (AP Photo/The Wichita Eagle, Mike Hutmacher, 2006 file)
Down the Shore
Health

Ocean County measles outbreak expands

New Jersey health officials have confirmed five more cases of measles in a central New Jersey community.

7 years ago

Chase Kulakowski, 3, contracted the polio-like condition known as acute flaccid myelitis in 2016. Two years later, his mother isn't sure he will ever recover. He's seen on his bed at home in Dyer, Ind., in October. (Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/TNS via Getty Images)
NPR
Health

Cases of mysterious paralyzing condition continue to increase, CDC says

7 years ago

The rate of unmarried white females having babies nearly tripled between 1980 and 2016, rising from 10 percent to almost 30 percent. (Alfred Lubrano/Philadelphia Inquirer)
Health
Broke In Philly

Rate of births to white single moms accelerates

The rate of unmarried white females having babies nearly tripled between 1980 and 2016, rising from 10 percent to almost 30 percent.

7 years ago

Humans would do better to accept many of the life forms that share our space, than to scrub them all away, says ecologist Rob Dunn. (Basic Books)
NPR
Health
Fresh Air

Counting the bugs and bacteria, you’re ‘never home alone’ — and that’s OK

7 years ago

Getting physical activity every day can help maintain health throughout your life. (Ronnie Kaufman/Larry Hirshowitz/Getty Images/Blend Images)
NPR
Health

New physical activity guidelines urge Americans: Move more, sit less

7 years ago

Protestors holding pictures of people who died from use of paint removers, including Drew Wynne, protest outside a Portland, Maine, Lowe's store on May 10, 2018. They were trying to persuade the retailer to stop selling paint strippers containing methylene chloride. (Ben McCanna/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)
NPR
Health

Retailers plan to clear deadly paint removers from shelves, as EPA delays ban

Today, it's still legal to sell products containing both chemicals. Health and safety experts caution consumers to avoid using them — especially indoors.

7 years ago

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