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Philadelphia’s welcoming ways and reputation for inclusion could bring in an economic boost of $800,000 to the city in October. ...
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Penn trial on Alzheimer’s intervention recruits underrepresented African-American volunteers
Kathy Jedrziewski, deputy director of the Institute on Aging at the University of Pennsylvania, leads a study testing the effect of Afric ...
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Help for women who experience trauma during childbirth
Different from depression, postpartum PTSD traps new mothers in “trauma time”. It was her first baby. The labor lasted 21 hour ...
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Rutgers researchers seek computing help in quest for Zika treatment
Researchers at Rutgers University want to borrow a bit of your idle computing power. Spread by mosquito bites, Zika virus infectio ...
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There’s science inside that tube of sunscreen
If you’re spending time outside this Memorial Day weekend, your dermatologist wants us to remind you to protect yourself from the s ...
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Residents still have lots of questions about contaminated water in Bucks and MontCo
Representatives from the Navy, local water suppliers, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency gathered in Horsham Township Community ...
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IV treatments to help restore “glow” and health
Why would you need high-dose vitamins pumped directly into a vein? She’s a partner at her law firm, has an exhausting travel ...
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Annual Philly ride commemorates cyclists killed in crashes
With miles and miles of bike lanes, Philadelphia is becoming one of the country’s most bike-friendly cities. Still, 10 cyclists wer ...
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Renewed attention to water supply, infrastructure starting to impact cities like Camden
Water companies and other utilities are sounding an alarm — and trying to drum up money — to improve the services they provide. ...
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Financial insecurity may be taking a toll on health
Philanthropists and policy makers gathered at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Thursday to talk about the role of financial secur ...
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Scientists learn to talk to kids about STEM in Philadelphia
Understanding the art of explaining science to kids. “Do one of you want to cut the brain?” asks graduate student Caro ...
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Ex-felon to-do list: get a job, stay sober, get health care
Traditionally, states have canceled Medicaid coverage for people who get thrown in jail. In r ...
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