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 An art installation in the prison yard at Eastern State Penitentiary illustrates the soaring U.S. incarceration rates since 1900. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Teaching math and science through art, and a neural net (made of children)

In the fall of 2013, Ben Volta arrived at Morton McMichael School with no ideas. He had just been hired by the school in the Mantua neigh ...

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Does ‘bad luck’ cancer study undermine prevention message?

For Americans who have quit smoking, sought out omega–3 rich foods, or chugged gallons of açai berry juice to stave off cancer, a medi ...

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Bryon MacWilliams is a 'steam master.' He learned the art and science of making steam at a Russian banya
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Can steam cure your cold?

Steam makes popcorn pop, keeps Old Faithful erupting and once powered the industrial revolution. But does it have the power to cure the c ...

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Will Bethea of Pennsylvania Health Access Network counsels a prospective enrollee during a sign-up session at the Coleman Library in Northwest Philadelphia. His group has helped nearly 400 people enroll in Medicaid since eligibility expanded in the state. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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A look at Pennsylvania’s new Medicaid option, one week in

State officials estimate that as of January 1, 2015 about 600,000 Pennsylvanians became eligible for Medicaid through its newly expanded ...

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A man walks through a terminal at the Philadelphia International Airport in July. The airport's new chief operating officer faces the challenge of providing a speedy and convenient trip to travelers while assuring the safety of all. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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Balancing safety and convenience is top priority for new Philly airport COO

An airport is the sum of many parts, most of which the average traveler never sees. But they’re all a concern to Chellie Cameron, r ...

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Proper stethoscope placement is crucial to perceiving abnormal heart sounds. Students first learn to listen to four main valves. (Taunya English/for WHYY)
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How doctors detect heart abnormalities through sound

When the doctor places that cold stethoscope on your chest, she’s listening for two distinct sounds – lub-DUB. “You ...

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Exaggerated science reporting – who’s to blame?

Checking the latest health and science stories online, you tend to come across headlines meant to grab your attention.  But are thos ...

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Nutritionist Katie Cavuto
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After breast cancer, many ways to heal

When Sue Weldon, a former gymnastics coach, was diagnosed with breast cancer about 11 years ago, no one could refer her to an array of sp ...

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Forsaking one promise about dead bodies to honor another

Rabbi Linda Holtzman promises her partner she’ll never touch a dead body. When a member of her synagogue, dying from AIDS, asks her ...

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Reading Terminal Market manager Paul Steinke bids farewell

Recently recognized by the American Planning Association as “one of America’s 10 great public spaces,” PhiladelphiaR ...

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January 2015: Arctic Records, Drexel Culinary Arts and Science & Martha and the Lost

Drexel Culinary Arts and Science Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski For the students in the culinary program ...

12 years ago

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Reviewing Philly School District developments, Mummers redeployment

As the week ends and the new year begins, Chris Satullo, WHYY’s vice president of news and civic dialogue, sits down with senior ed ...

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How Philly’s pro sports teams are shaping up for 2015

The Sixers almost tied the record for the worst losing streak to start a season.  The Eagles got pushed out of playoff contention by ...

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Terry Gillen is campaigning to be Philadelphia mayor.
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Terry Gillen looks to gain name recognition outside City Hall

Philadelphia mayoral candidate Terry Gillen has spent decades working in city government and in nonprofits, most recently as the cityR ...

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The perfect meal
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Is dieting for dummies?

An expert condemns food fads and encourages us to think long-term about eating. Health psychologist and eating behavior expert Cha ...

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