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Eugene Tatom Sr. plays in the championship game of the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Philadelphia. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)
The Pulse

Sports and competition is a way of life for disabled Vietnam Veteran

Eugene Tatom Sr. of Philadelphia was 22 years old, and almost done serving in Vietnam with the United States Marine Corps, when he steppe ...

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Shayla and Micah Norman enjoy a healthy meal at home in West Philly. (Taunya English/for The Pulse)
The Pulse

Reviving the fading tradition of family dinner

Is family dinner making a comeback? It’s one of the newest ideas to fight childhood obesity in Philadelphia. Senbagam Viruda ...

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Reverend Joe Williams (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

North Philadelphia native remembers the 1964 riots

Reverend Joe Williams has lived in Mt. Airy for many years.  He’s traveled the world as a professional singer and was a member ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Tracking change in seniors after Sandy

Getting older can mean difficulty adapting to change. So, what happens to seniors when they undergo a dramatic life change such as ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: DC33 gets a new contract, Taney Dragons look back on miracle ride

Holly Otterbein discusses details of a ...

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Nurse midwife Sarah Robinson is the clinical manager at The Birth Center in Bryn Mawr. (Kimberly Haas/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight

‘Catching babies’ is not a 9 to 5 job

Each week on Recap, we check in with someone in our region and hear what their work week was like. That assumes they’re near the en ...

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Quarry Hill Farm, Harvesting Health

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski When she bought Quarry Hill Farm in 2007, Sloane Six combined her passion for sust ...

11 years ago

Molly Hayward (right) works with Indian manufacturers in hopes of empowering a new generation of young women. (Courtesy Cora 2014)
The Pulse

Turning tampons into agents for change

A Philadelphia company uses feminine hygiene products to empower girls in developing countries. There are two hot trends in online ...

11 years ago

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The Pulse

$22 million just a drop in the ice bucket for ALS research

Bill Gates has done it. Oprah, Conan O’Brian, LeBron James and Mark Zuckerberg have done it. Everywhere, people famous and not so f ...

11 years ago

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The view from the top of Six Flags Great Adventure's new drop tower
The Pulse

Why do we like to be scared?

The science behind fear…and why we seek it out.  Your pulse pounds. Y ...

11 years ago

Reporter and Drexel medical student Avir Mitra all wired up and ready to be more creative. (Image courtesy of Sarah Puleo)
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Taming our inner CEO to find creativity

Can we hack the brain to make it more creative? I’ve always been fascinated by the creative pr ...

11 years ago

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Kids in Oakland
The Pulse

What happens to free school lunches during summer break?

With school just a few weeks off, some kids are soaking up the final, carefree days of summer. Yet for many children, summer can mean goi ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Patsy talks tradition at the Mummers Museum in South Philadelphia [video]

The lazy dog-days of summer are a great time for the mind to wander, and for some it wanders all the way to New Year’s Day. ...

11 years ago

 Researchers can manipulated data to show false conclusion. (Shutterstock photo)
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Journals requiring more transparency

A bogus University of Pennsylvania study helped jump-start a movement toward additional data disclosure. The focus on so-called ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Lawsuit thrusts civil forfeiture issue into the spotlight

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office takes in millions of dollars each year through civil forfeiture, though many aspects of ...

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