Jad Sleiman

Myalgic encephalomyelitis is a mysterious disease long suspected of having a viral trigger. Recent focus on COVID long-haulers could bring new interest in this field.

The radio spectrum is a finite range of frequencies. We use pretty much all of it, for Wi-Fi, smart gadgets, radio. But what about scientists who rely on it?

The number of weekly vaccinations in Philadelphia has almost doubled after FEMA opened its site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Delta smelt are very nearly extinct in the wild. Another fish - the wakasagi- is nearly identical and doing fine. Why do we try and save as many species as possible?

Struggling Philly restaurants and gyms may soon get a financial lifeline from the city. Applications for financial help will be accepted starting Thursday at 11 a.m.

The idea is to answer questions from seniors and those who do not have access to internet services, or who prefer the telephone.

Research finds what makes people with dementia still recognizable to their loved ones isn’t their ability to remember things, it’s the way they behave.

The state of Pennsylvania and city of Philadelphia expand vaccine eligibility - but with differing guidelines.

Social distancing is easy at Philadelphia parks and in 2020, visits to these public spaces surged.

The restrictions were originally slated to end on Jan. 1, and Farley credits them with having helped the city avoid the worst of the Thanksgiving case spike. 

Emerging research asks whether commonly held risk factors can actually predict suicide.

The lifeline is most ubiquitous symbol of suicide prevention, but only a small fraction of suicidal people actually call.