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Dr. Robert Ownbey, a pathologist who heads up the Hahnemann Hospital ...

Philadelphia has joined Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., as cities where consumers can avail themselves of a pro-labor bu ...

Why would you need high-dose vitamins pumped directly into a vein? She’s a partner at her law firm, has an exhausting travel ...

In an effort to protect the water supply, several suburban Philadelphia towns will stop using several wells that may be unsafe.  ...

Producer: Monica Rogozinski Volver, Chef Jose Garces’ flagship restaurant, has joined the Kimmel Center to furth ...

In some parts of Philadelphia, it can seem like old neighborhoods are disappearing under a seemingly unending march of new luxury townhou ...

Fabric is central to the work of artist Ann Hamilton. Her exhibit ...

Earlier this month, Massachusetts General Hospital performed the country’s first penis transplant on Thomas Manning, a 64-year-old ...

For diabetics with an aversion to needles, there may be light at the end of the tunnel. Literally. On a busy league night in a Ray ...

Black work matters. Race, poverty, and the future of work in Philadelphia are the focus for participants at Thursday’s poverty summit a ...

Despite encroachments by big development projects such as the Vine Street Expressway and the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia ...

About 2,000 people rolled out their brightly colored mats on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art this past Sunday for a yoga clas ...

The 76ers organization is defending its decision to become the first NBA team to put a corporate sponsor on its jerseys. A small l ...

With beeping monitors and sky-high anxiety over the well-being of a tiny baby hooked to machines, it doesn’t seem like time spent i ...

Rather than walking across the country, I’d walked into the death of my first self. I ...