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Caryn Fenner, Afrigen Biologics and Vaccines' technical director, poses for a photo in Cape Town, South Africa, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. With the backing of the World Health Organization, Afrigen scientists are assembling the equipment needed to reverse engineer Moderna's coronavirus vaccine. “The excitement is around learning how we harness mRNA technology to develop a COVID-19 vaccine,” Fenner said. ​(AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

Africa tries to end vaccine inequity by replicating its own

Scientists in South Africa are trying to re-create Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, making an end-run around an industry that has prioritized rich countries over poor.

4 years ago

Penn Medicine’s mobile mammography unit offered free breast cancer screenings to women over the age of 40 in a North Philadelphia parking lot on Oct. 22, 2021
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A mobile mammogram truck is offering free screenings to women in North Philly

Breast screening rates have dropped during the pandemic in communities of color. A health system is bringing mammograms directly to women in need.

4 years ago

Lynette Medley, founder of No More Secrets
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Nonprofit combats ‘period poverty’ with free menstrual product giveaways

‘Period poverty’ is the inability to access menstrual hygiene products and waste management services.

4 years ago

COVID-19 vaccine clinic. (World Image / BigStock)
Health

A look at how antibodies from a COVID-19 infection and vaccination wane over time

Penn Med researchers found that memory T and B cells play a significant role in fighting COVID-19 even 6 months after vaccination.

4 years ago

The cookie aisle in a grocery store with two people shopping.
Health

The pandemic has worsened poverty’s effects on childhood obesity, report says

About 1 American child in 6 experiences obesity, says a new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Deepening poverty has a big impact.

4 years ago

A team of medical professionals rehearse how to bring a mock patient in a care bed to another floor during a dress rehearsal of different patient scenarios in the new Pavilion building at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Health

How HUP plans the big move — including patients — to its new Pavilion building

In two weeks, about 400 Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania patients will be wheeled out of their units. Thursday was the final dress rehearsal.

4 years ago

Supervised injection site supporters in Philadelphia rallied outside a federal hearing to determine if the proposed Safehouse would violate the federal Controlled Substances Act
Courts & Law

What happens now that the Supreme Court won’t hear Safehouse’s supervised injection site case?

The high court rejected a request to overturn an appeals court ruling. So Safehouse has a new plan: force the Biden administration to take a stand.

4 years ago

Delaware County Courthouse (Google Maps)
Health

Delco Council to vote on establishment of health department — pending state approval in January 2022

Delco’s health department could be created this month, but it won’t have any power until the Pennsylvania Department of Health gives the final stamp of approval.

4 years ago

FILE - In this Aug. 30, 2009 file photo, actress Sonia Manzano, right, performs at the Daytime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. Manzano, who has played the role of Maria on the groundbreaking kid show
Radio Times
Health

Regional Roundup – 10/11/21

The NJ gubernatorial race, nursing shortages and Sonia Manzano, who played the role of Maria on Sesame Street, on the new PBS show "Alma's Way, inspired by her life.

Air Date: October 11, 2021 10:00 am

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School nurse Denise Corrigan, left, tests a student for COVID-19 at the E.N. White School in Holyoke, Mass., on Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Education
NJ Spotlight

School nurses: We’re now the ‘de facto health department’

‘We’re on our knees begging,’ says one school nurse

4 years ago

Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg
Health

‘We’re beginning to see the collapse of the system’: Agencies that serve people with disabilities call for more funds to pay staff

The inability to hire and retain workers — in part driven by low wages due to low government reimbursement rates — was already a crisis, but now threatens to collapse.

4 years ago

In this June 11, 2021, file photo, a healthcare worker administrates a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to a student during a vaccination clinic
Health

Philly extends deadline for health care, university staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID

Health care workers, and university faculty, staff, and students, must have at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine by Oct. 15. Here’s what else you need to know.

4 years ago

A nursing assistant who allegedly shot and killed a coworker inside Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia has been charged with murder, attempted homicide, aggravated assault and other related charges. (6abc)
Courts & Law
6abc

Jefferson Hospital shooting suspect charged with murder, other crimes

Police say Stacey Hayes walked into Jefferson Hospital wearing blue scrubs and shot coworker Anrae James.

4 years ago

People walk by the hospital entrance.
Community

‘Medicine is an unstable field’: Jefferson shooting reveals precarity of hospital work

Under immense pressure and staffing shortages, the shooting of a nursing assistant by one of his colleagues at Jefferson Hospital is the latest burden for health care workers.

4 years ago

A person participates in an American Red Cross CPR training (Haraz N. Ghanbari/AP Photo, file)
Health

In young children, CPR with rescue breathing leads to better outcomes, CHOP study says

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia researchers looked at data for rescue breathing vs. chest compression CPR for kids in cases of sudden cardiac arrest.

4 years ago

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