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Bucks County resident Loretta Luff considers herself fortunate that she was merely hospitalized with serious burns when her Dell laptop c ...

As the Great Recession caused countless small businesses to falter in 2008, one Camden-based corporation not only found its bearings but ...

Imagine you’re at home. You have cancer. You just had another round of chemo, and the phone rings. Imagine you’re at h ...

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Sunday Suppers, a community outreach ...

This story is from The Pulse, a weekly health and scie ...

This week marks international HIV testing day with testing-related activities going on all over the region.   This wee ...

“Proof” author Adam Rogers explains our relationship with booze. It’s always happy hour somewhere, and in his re ...

Local hoops fans are still waiting to see what moves the Sixers will make to get a player they hope will define their franchise for years ...

New research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association compares standard 2D mammography to 3D mammography. Two ...

A Philadelphia design firm is using a card game to spark difficult conversations about death that don’t lose focus on living. < ...

Finding a job can be challenging even under the best of circumstances. Add dropping out of school and homelessness to the mix, and the od ...

Environmental scientists are looking for help locating the Elaphrus beetle, a type of ‘indicator speci ...

Tiny popping sounds are a roaster’s secret road map. Do you have a Pavlovian response to the sound of coffee beans being gro ...

WHYY’s expanding news service now includes this week’s launch of Keystone Crossroads: Rust or Revival, exploring the urgent c ...

Close to 40,000 Americans commit suicide every year, and that rate has been rising in the past decade, with an especially sharp increase ...