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When it comes to salt, how much is too much?

Philly health officials want you to cut the salt—most of us anyway. The city’s new sodium-reduction ...

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11 tips to avoid toenail fungus: Easy to catch, hard to kill

It’s sandal weather, the pool and beach beckon — and that means naked, exposed toes. That thought fills millions of Americans wit ...

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Retired Pa. health staffers say department muzzled them on fracking

Two retirees from the Pennsylvania Department of Health say its employees were silenced on the issue of Marcellus Shale drilling. ...

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Assessing impact of SEPTA strike on outlying suburbs

Commuters in Montgomery and Chester counties with no other extensive public transit options may face a particularly challenging time if S ...

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Vocal fry may be hurting women’s job prospects

Should vocal fry be put on hold in an interview setting?   Vocal fry. It’s a common speech pattern that’s be ...

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Dance Everything You Can: The Accidental

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly Trey McIntyre says the title of his latest da ...

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One in four Americans with diabetes don’t know they have it

Despite growing numbers of people with diabetes, experts see hopeful signs ahead.  Scary new diabetes numbers from the ...

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Should we swap our pillows for productivity?

Polyphasic sleep patterns like the “Uberman” promise to return your nights to you, but do you really want them back? F ...

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Sisters, triplets, colleagues in medicine

Some families hit the jackpot when it comes to smarts and success – but how about the resumes of these three sisters?  ...

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An outdoor yoga class on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art gets underway with a few minutes of reflection. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)
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Breast cancer survivors unite on the Parkway, stretch for the cause

Cheryl Solomon chokes up when asked about her breast cancer treatment.  “I’ve had 35 chemo treatments to date, ...

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Preserving memories 140 characters at a time after traumatic brain injury

How one man uses technology as a tool to capture important memories. Twenty-nine year old Thomas Dixon has had a cell phone since ...

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Deana Martin pays tribute to her father in New Hope show

Deana Martin, daughter of the late, great Dean Martin, sat down with our producer, Shai Ben-Yaacov. One of the most popular entert ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

For a camp administrator, the last week before camp is anything but fun and games

When you think of overnight summer camp, you probably think of carving totems, playing capture the flag, and generally lazing about.&nbsp ...

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Encouraging healthier habits through active design

Some architects and planners are now intentionally designing-in building features that push people to be healthier. Devin Madden, ...

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The site of the new Sixer's practice stadium is located on the Southeast corner of Martin Luther King Blvd. and Delaware Ave. in Camden
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Camden’s tax break for Sixers faces skepticism

The 76ers maybe thinking about practice a bit more these days as they cast their eyes across the river at Camden, New Jersey.   ...

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