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Who says science can’t be funny?  Tim Lee always hated the PowerPoint presentations he had to watch in his former life ...

Cure. It’s a beautiful word, one that medicine doesn’t take lightly and one that doesn’t come up very often for Hepatit ...

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly Matt Freedman has worked as an illustrator for ...

Today Aladin Rafi‘s visiting a rowhome in Northeast Philadelphia. It’s a bri ...

The Scientist’s Kerry Grens updates us on hazardous mishaps at government labs, genetic pacemakers in pigs and flying dinosaurs.&nb ...

The story of an ordinary Jewish couple, Gil and Eleanor Kraus, who traveled from Philadelphia to the heart of Nazi Germany and rescued 50 ...

Pulse Host Maiken Scott goes to the gym to try a new approach to muscle building.   Dropping pounds quickly is an all- ...

Iron.  Your body needs it to carry oxygen throughout the body in red blood cells. But too much of it can be toxic. Craig Hooper, ...

Philadelphia’s Fraternal Order of Police wants a Pulitzer Prize-winning Daily News series put under the microscope. Union officials ...

The company that’s trying to buy Philadelphia Gas Works says it is not abandoning its bid for the city-owned utility.   ...

Trump Plaza, which announced plans to close its doors for good this past weekend, issued pink slips to its employees today.  It̵ ...

Finding a job is a major challenge for many people with special needs, but a Philadelphia program is hoping to give them a leg up on the ...

Nalaxone or Narcan is one powerful drug, with powerful, immediate effects. So how does this lifesaving drug actually work? It come ...

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Culinary Expeditions is the result of a two-year collaboration between th ...

Penn professor James Serpell explains the complicated conundrum of granting “non-human personhood” to animals.  T ...