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Why don't we get notes that tell us what happened during a surgery? Turns out those notes exist
The Pulse

Want to know what happened during your surgery? Apparently, there’s a note for that.

What exactly happened as your body lay on the operating table, and you were in a death-like slumber? The moments before surgery, f ...

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Prism Quartet
NewsWorks Tonight

Philadelphia’s Prism Quartet debuts ‘Cha’ by Julia Wolfe

Call it a saxophone colossus — on Friday, the famed Philadelphia-based ...

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Father Leonard Klein of St. Patrick's in Wilmington, one of only about 100 married Catholic priests in the U.S., stands with his wife, Christa. (Kevin Cook/for Newsworks)
NewsWorks Tonight

Making the transition from Lutheran minister to Catholic priest — with a wife

As the Roman Catholic Church struggles with a shortage of American men interested in joining the priesthood amid a rapidly aging clergy, ...

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Charles Cohen
NewsWorks Tonight

Charles Cohen’s journey from sound designer to musician

Electronic music has come a long way since the introduction of synthesizers more than a half-century ago. Today, virtually every pop, roc ...

10 years ago

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When inaccurate science stories go viral and spiral out of control

As you were scrolling through your Facebook and Twitter feeds last week, did you notice an unusual amount of stories about ...

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Frecon Farms

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski The true beauty about the Frecon Farms i ...

10 years ago

First responders help victims of the Philadelphia train derailment Tuesday night. (AP Photo/ Joseph Kaczmarek)
The Pulse

Understanding what helps first responders stay sane

The field of studying the trauma experience by the first to arrive at the scene of horrific accident has grown by leaps and bounds since ...

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Judge John T. Raulston of Winchester
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Lawyer’s notes from famous Scopes “Monkey” Trial are going up for auction

Notes related to a famous 1925 trial were sold in auction to a private collector at ...

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Dot Rouh of Gloucester Township filled in the question,
The Pulse

A New Jersey mayor tries to kickstart end-of-life conversations

Everyone benefits when people have plans for the ends of their lives, but many would rather not talk about it. When the Mayor̵ ...

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Anthony Ortiz shows off how SmartPlate uses image recognition technology to identify food. (Emma Lee for The Pulse)
The Pulse

Plates get ‘smart’ through object recognition

Image recognition technology gains a foothold in next wave gadgets—some for the kitchen. It isn’t exactly flawless, but ...

10 years ago

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The Pulse

After car accident, Phillies employee comes back swinging

Steve Noworyta suffered big league injuries in a crash last year, but is nearly back to full strength. Steve Noworyta has the hulk ...

10 years ago

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Beach replenishment begins in the borough of Ship Bottom in Ocean County on May 7th. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
The Pulse

NJ, shore property owners prepare for dune construction fight

As hurricane season approaches, New Jersey is teeing up to fight property owners on the shore who refuse to allow dunes to be built on th ...

10 years ago

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Jennifer Schelter leads Yoga on the Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Photo by Beck Photography)
NewsWorks Tonight

Teaching yoga to thousands

Teachers are accustomed to prepping for different settings, taking class size into consideration. But how do you go about it when most we ...

10 years ago

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This Sept. 7, 1943, photo shows the wrecked cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad's Congressional Limited train, in Philadelphia. The Labor Day train jammed with 541 passengers derailed, killing 79 passengers and injuring 117 others.
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Amtrak 188 derailment isn’t Philadelphia’s first passenger train disaster

As investigators try to make sense of the Amtrak 188 derailment, longtime residents may be reminded of a passenger railroad accident that took place a mere mile away in 1943.

10 years ago

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Possible 2016 presidential candidate Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie scratches his head as he talks to patrons of the One Mile West restaurant Thursday in Sunapee
NewsWorks Tonight

Christie sizes up New Hampshire

One week after two close allies were indicted and another appointee pleaded guilty to charges pertaining to Bridgegate, New Jersey Gov. C ...

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