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A new watchdog organization hopes to help to keep science facts in check. Scientific and medical issues can turn into political fo ...
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In quest for fidelity, a model from the animal kingdom
Hornbill birds, native to Africa and Asia, come in dozens of different species. Some, like the striking rhinoceros hornbill, have a bony ...
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Could the next great bottle of wine you buy be from… (gulp)… England?
Buzzfeed.com reporter/editor Sandra Allen joins us to discuss the troubling news that climate change is bringing to the world of fine win ...
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In order to know birds, we must first acquaint ourselves with lice
Birds are beautiful, with their colorful feathers, graceful flight and sweet songs. But what about the parasites that live on and inside ...
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With the enrollment deadline for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s online marketplace quickly approaching, one gro ...
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Valentine’s Day, health policy nerd style
Do roses, chocolates and romantic cards for Valentine’s Day elicit nothing more than a stifled yawn from you? May we recomme ...
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Chris Matthews: The 2016 Democratic National Convention belongs in Philadelphia
Philly native Chris Matthews, host of Hardball with Chris Matthews on MSNBC, offers perspective on the media landscape in light of person ...
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Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Art of Food pairs two of the most knowledgeable cheese experts in Philadelphia: bl ...
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How much are Pa. legislators paying for district offices?
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf revealed today that he’s looking to reduce or eliminate a Center City Philadelphia office space leas ...
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Wolf’s gas severance tax proposal may be first step in elaborate political dance
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf made good on a campaign promise Wednesday, proposing a 5 percent tax on natural gas drilling to go into effect ...
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Web Hits: Brian Williams’ war stories, Facebook goes deep, and Jim Kenney tweets
DeepFace sounds like it should be the pseudonym of a Hollywood bad guy, the villain in a high-tech action adventure where invisible corpo ...
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Should websites be required to provide better access to the disabled?
Nearly a quarter century after the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, many web portals are still challenging to navigate. ...
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For sale: Medical school names, legacies
Dr. Danielle Ofri, of Bellevue Hospital and NYU, has reservations about selling a medical school’s name to someone with deep pocket ...
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Sugar: Health’s latest public enemy
Could new food labels help us fight the battle against the sweet stuff? Lisa Young’s a nutritionist and a professor at New Y ...
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A day in the life of a narcoleptic
Imagine never feeling rested…ever. Julie Flygare battles narcolepsy every day, and for the most part, she wins. Julie Flygar ...
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