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GlaxoSmithKline’s reorganization and likely layoffs loom

GlaxoSmithKline employees are bracing for possible pink slips as part of the company’s planned reorganization.   NewsWo ...

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The Pulse: The science of five everyday things

WHYY’s The Pulse celebrates its first birthday this week, in a celebration ...

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Visual Soundscapes

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Visual Soundscapes for Mental Health Pathways to Recovery is a project created by award ...

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The Pulse

How old is too old? Two ethicists debate quality of life as we age

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The Pulse

Baking as a frontal lobe workout: how scientists use their skills at home

A scientist who studies brain development in children, and is also the mom of two small kids is sure to have a lot of inner dialogue revi ...

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The Pulse

From ‘death sentence’ to recovery, pancreatic cancer patient finds new meaning in Thanksgiving

Sometimes, it takes a brush with death to remind us what it means to be thankful. That may just be David Silverstone’s opinion, but ...

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The Pulse

What to look for in wearable tech this Black Friday

Fitness and health tracking gadgets are again expected be a big trend in gift-giving this year. The Consumer Electronics Associati ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Does turkey really make us sleepy after Thanksgiving dinner?

The short answer: No. Just reading the word ‘tryptophan’ in a holiday story may be enough to put you to sleep, or at l ...

11 years ago

Brennan Weber
The Pulse

Are super specialized, highly competitive sports contributing to more ACL tears among kids?

For young athletes, concussions have been a huge topic of concern.  Now there’s another emerging trouble spot – knee inj ...

11 years ago

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The Pulse

Why Thanksgiving dinner tastes better the next day

One might argue that Thanksgiving leftovers are among the most delicious things on this earth.  Is that just because the cooking is ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Thanksgiving week is ‘cranberry crazy’ for this farmer

Thanksgiving week is a holiday for many, but for some, it’s the busiest time of the year. That’s the case for farmer Maryann ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Essential Thanksgiving ingredients: Philly chefs share their favorites

For what may be the biggest meal of the year, Thanksgiving dinner comes laden with traditions, and everyone has their favorites.  We ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Turnspit Dogs: The rise and fall of the Vernepator Cur

From The Kitchen Sisters‘ latest food special, Hidden Kitchen World,  we hear the ...

11 years ago

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Hundreds of demonstrators marched through Philadelphia Tuesday to show their solidarity with protesters in Ferguson
NewsWorks Tonight

Philly protesters again stand with those in Ferguson

Hundreds of demonstrators marched through Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon and into the evening to show their solidarity with protesters in ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

As fraud allegations mount against Chesapeake Energy, so does frustration

Landowners who have been accusing natural gas driller Chesapeake Energy of stealing their money say Harrisburg is doing little to stop it ...

11 years ago

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