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America symbolizes a fresh start for many immigrants, but for medical professionals, the message isn’t as positive. It’ ...

We have all seen enough “before” and “after” pictures of American presidents to understand that being the most po ...

It was a trace on a computer screen, a quick blip. But a team of scientists led by W.E Moerner knew they had just seen a game changer. ...

Opening day is just around the corner for the Phillies — so it’s an appropriate time to look back at the legacy of one of the bes ...

The Rev. James Martin sat down with NewsWorks Tonight producer Kimberly Haas for this commentary. The best thing, to my mind, abou ...

Philadelphia is a city of evolving neighborhoods.  What some of those sections evolved from is the topic taken up in “R ...

What is it that makes us…us? DNA or life experience? Genes or environment?   Paula Bernstein and Elyse Schein sh ...

Rob Jefferson started losing his hearing when he was in his late teens. Sensorineural hearing loss, a progressive degenerative con ...

“Race is an issue that I believe this nation cannot afford to ignore right now.” Then-presidential candidate Barack Ob ...

Produced by Michael O’Reilly In 2014, the book ...

The British Medical Journal lists more than 40 physicians who became notable authors. They include Somerset Maugham, Sir Arthur Conan Doy ...

Reforming the United States criminal justice system is the rare topic that enjoys bipartisan support. However, there is a wide range of i ...

Did a religious epiphany save Terry Sukeena’s life? When he was 46 years old, Terry Sukeena had the first major health scare ...

Dementia has been slowly stealing Ruth Perez’s memory and thinking ability for 20 years. “She would put food together ...

With Obamacare battles largely behind us, presidential candidates in 2016 seem focused on other issues. Healthcare played starring ...