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Tourists help fight the stigma that surrounds mental illness in Rwanda

Rates of mental illness in Rwanda are significantly higher than other countries. This is largely attributed to the trauma many suffered d ...

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Christine Filippone (left) is assistant professor of art history at Millersville University. Dr. Melinda Keefe (right) is a senior research scientist at Dow. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Scientist applies her skills to understand art’s true chemistry

For our series “So what do you do,” Mindy Keefe sat down with Millersville University art historian  ...

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Documenting dad’s dementia through photos and audio

Ellie Brown is a local photographer who has been documenting her father’s development of dementia.  A couple of years ago, the ...

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NAACP focuses on the next generation of leaders

The NAACP’s 106th national convention, held in Philadelphia this year, wraps up today. With the growth of social media activism lik ...

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Attorney Mary Gay Scanlon talks with Dave Heller at WHYY. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Clemency Project seeks sentences more appropriate to the crime

Barack Obama will become the first president to visit a federal prison Thursday when he tours the El Reno facility in Oklahoma.  ...

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Study: Achievement gap has real effect on the economy

As lawmakers squabble in Harrisburg over appropriate levels of education funding, a ...

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Rescuing earthquake survivors…there’s a map for that

In the wake of massive earthquakes or floods, resue efforts relied on muscle power. But in the digital age, social media is playing a big ...

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The West Collection

The West Collection is a collection of artworks that are on long-term loan to ...

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What’s palm oil production costing the environment?

Grown throughout the tropics, palm oil is made from the pulp of the fruit of the oil palm and has come under fire for being a bad actor i ...

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Searching for a diagnosis and finding a community

Imagine you’re a parent and your child is not developing like other children her age, but doctors can’t tell you why. You tak ...

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Dr. Erica Goldblatt Hyatt is a professor of psychology at Bryn Athyn College in Pennsylvania. She also suffers with obsessive compulsive disorder. (Maiken Scott/WHYY)
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Should digital health records include mental health?

Different providers are following different paths.    The medical field has been notoriously slow to embrace tech ...

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Mandatory health coaching is sometimes the ‘price’ for lower-cost health coverage

As workplace wellness programs become more popular, some employees are having second thoughts about the bargain they’ve made. ...

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A final report card for Philly’s big green plan

In the waning months of the Nutter administration, the city has released its fifth and final report on his Greenworks sustainability plan ...

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Philadelphia sanitation workers on their route. (Image courtesy of Philadelphia Streets Department)
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A holiday for most means even longer days for some

At some point, most everyone feels like the work day will never end. Holidays provide a welcome relief, but not for Keith Warren, chief o ...

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Chris McDougall
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What we can learn about strength through ancient Greek heroes and Parkour

So much of being healthy can sound like a total drag, right?  But what if we took some tips from everyday super humans?  ...

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