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Public Health
Philadelphia to receive HIV funding under new Trump plan to eliminate virus by 2030
The effort to eliminate HIV by 2030, will target “hotspots” nationwide for extra resources to diagnose, treat, and prevent the disease.
6 years ago
Vape detectors going up in more school bathrooms in Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Area schools install devices that resemble smoke detectors to combat the use of e-cigarettes, or vapes, in bathrooms and other places without cameras.
6 years ago
Defying parents, a teen decides to get vaccinated
Ethan Lindenberger had never received vaccines for diseases like polio or measles because his mom is anti-vaccine. Now he's 18 and he's finally getting his shots.
6 years ago
Lawmakers move to end religious exemption for mandatory vaccinations
The New Jersey Assembly passed a measure late last week removing the religious exemption as a reason parents can refrain from having their children vaccinated.
6 years ago
Federal prosecutors sue to stop nation’s first planned ‘supervised injection site’ in Philly
The civil lawsuit is the first time the federal government has intervened in the hotly debated issue of supervised injection sites.
6 years ago
Fighting AIDS, child cancer and funding infrastructure offer chance at common ground
Trump’s State of the Union mostly drew partisan reaction. Some Philadelphia-area lawmakers are latching on to a few lines that show promise for finding common ground.
6 years ago
San Francisco shares its schoolyards, opening communities to green spaces and one another’s lives
Like many cities, when schools closed for the day, usually schoolyards did too. But when the school district upgraded its playgrounds, it kept them open longer.
6 years ago
Listen 08:31N.J. DEP says feds didn’t consider several health risks before approving PFAs substitutes
New Jersey scientists are accusing the federal government not considering many health risks posed by a group of chemicals that are designed to substitute PFAs.
6 years ago
Staying connected: Moms who pump in prison
An innovative lactation program encourages incarcerated new moms to maintain their breast milk supply, reinforcing maternal bonds and providing health benefits to newborns.
6 years ago
Listen 5:40With Kensington’s encampments gone, work to end opioid-related homelessness is just beginning
Philadelphia has cleared the Emerald Street encampment, but many in the grip of addiction remain on the street.
6 years ago
Pa. auditor general continues child welfare review with look at obscure agency
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is launching a review of the Department of Human Services' Bureau of Hearings and Appeals.
6 years ago
ICE force-feeding detainees on hunger strike
Force-feeding raises ethics issues for medical professionals who work inside ICE facilities.
6 years ago
Gun control debate resumes in Harrisburg, with focus on what’s realistic
As a new state legislative session dawns, gun control advocates are renewing their call for change.
6 years ago
Hospitals could play bigger role in preventing gun violence, study says
Research suggests intervention programs in hospitals could help gunshot victims steer clear of future violence.
6 years ago
From anti-vaxxers to climate change deniers and even flat-Earthers, there’s a lot of mistrust in science. But how did we get here in th ...
Air Date: January 25, 2019
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