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Chronic fatigue syndrome gets new name, enhanced recognition
Tasha Kelemen, 42, directs a local non profit. She doesn’t look sick, but she’s had a hard time convincing peers — even doc ...
10 years ago
ListenAddressing the emotional burden of fighting cancer
Cancer patients often describe their treatment as a fierce battle against a life-threatening disease – and the only thing that matt ...
10 years ago
ListenStill no policy on use of personal email by officials in NJ
Melissa Hayes, Statehouse bureau reporter for The Record, spoke with NewsWorks Tonight host Brad Linder about New Jersey officials commun ...
10 years ago
ListenIce cream-making gives Philly kids a taste of a life-sciences career
This weekend’s Color of Science event at Franklin Institute showcases the careers of the diverse professionals who work in science, ...
10 years ago
ListenLab Rat: An iPhone accessory that reveals genomic secrets
A Philly startup promises a look into your future health. Question is, do you really want to see it? Our Lab Rat does. As part of ...
10 years ago
Listen3.1415: A Pi Day for the century
Attention nerds…Pi Day is Saturday…rejoice! Saturday, March 14th is what the pocket-protector-wearing crowd fondly cal ...
10 years ago
ListenThe science of wind tunnels – where and why those harsh winds strike
You may have noticed while walking through Philadelphia that certain spots are windier than others – so much so, that in a split second ...
10 years ago
Listen 4:24What happens to your taxes under Wolf’s budget plan?
So what does Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed budget mean for the average Pennsylvanian living in the Philadelphia area? Let me introduce y ...
10 years ago
ListenDirector of ‘1971’ says incident was a precursor to Edward Snowden scandal
NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller speaks with Johanna Hamilton, maker of the film “1971,” which chronicles the raid of an FB ...
10 years ago
ListenObamacare’s future likely in the hands of Roberts and Kennedy
An idealogical divide in the court over Obamacare could mean swing votes may decide the fate of the law. The Supreme Court is in t ...
10 years ago
ListenWith nearly 200-year-old pipes, Philly’s water leak rate stays high
More than 60 million gallons of drinking water leak out of Philadelphia’s water pipes…every day. Every day, the Philad ...
10 years ago
ListenÉclat Chocolates, Charles “Lil Buck” Riley and Philadelphia Stories
Éclat Chocolates Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski World renowned Master Chocolatier Christopher Curtin is ...
10 years ago
Lessons for other cities from Philly’s failed attempt at universal broadband
In the recent “net neutrality” ruling, the FCC declared Internet access to be a public utility, like water or electricity.&nb ...
10 years ago
ListenCell division, broadcast live and in 3D, offers fresh insight to researchers
It’s a dream job for a man who loves science, technology, video games, and movies. It’s a dream job for a man wh ...
10 years ago
Listen‘Wild Thing’ & ‘Angel of the Morning’ songwriter still making great music 50 years on
Dave Heller sits down with Chip to learn about his illustrious career and varied music. If you only kn ...
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