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Stephen Weisser serves as chaplain at Paul's Run
The Pulse

Surviving a rare disease gives chaplain a unique outlook on life

In this week’s Patient Files, pastor Stephen Weisser talks about beating the odds to survive a rare chronic disease.  ...

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The Pulse

Is gluten sensitivity fact or fiction?

Australian researcher Peter Gibson recently conducted a study, which seemingly contradicts his own earlier research that found gluten to ...

11 years ago

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In May
The Pulse

Talking zoonoses with Philadelphia’s Public Health Nerd Club

A look at how infections can leap from animals to people and how public health officials prepare for the next possible pandemic.  ...

11 years ago

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(Tony Auth/for The Pulse)
The Pulse

The return of the house call?

A little-known corner of the Affordable Care Act could usher home visits  by doctors back into the medical mainstream. A long ...

11 years ago

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The Pulse

How one breast oncologist faced her own diagnosis

Dr. Marisa Weiss had been treating breast cancer for over 20 years when she got her own breast cancer diagnosis four years ago.  ...

11 years ago

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Philadelphia poet laureate Sonia Sanchez (left) and Maya Angelou (AP Photos by Matt Rourke and Chuck Burton)
NewsWorks Tonight

‘Her work was a festival of beauty, and of bones.’

Poet and novelist Maya Angelou died today at the age of 86. Temple professor emerita and former Philadelphia poet laureate Sonia Sanchez ...

11 years ago

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New Jersey State Troopers parked along the shoulder of a New Jersey roadway (Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
NewsWorks Tonight

Suit alleges retaliation for not signing Christie nominating petition

Allegations of political retaliation in a lawsuit filed by a New Jersey state trooper for some summon comparisons to the continuing Bridg ...

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Ocean City Beach Patrol keeps watch from the tower. Ocean City was just named top of the beaches in New Jersey and number one for family vacations. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight

South Jersey coastal towns try to put Sandy in rearview mirror [photos]

This weekend begins the second summer season since Superstorm Sandy.  Unlike in northern ends of the shore, the devastating storm is ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: Wolf wins, same sex marriage is legal in Pa.

NewsWorks Tonight Guest Host Brad Linder recaps the week’s big stories with WHYY’s Holly Otterbein and Emma Jacobs. Tw ...

11 years ago

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Treasures from Korea

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Stephen Starr Events has helped the Philadelphia Museum of Art make Korean culture ...

11 years ago

A student writer  and interviewee Jim Ellis sign a  copy of the book. (J. Woods/Newsworks)
The Pulse

New book by student journalists celebrates community health leaders

On Tuesday night, elementary and middle school student authors had a book launch for their 2014 publication Leading Healthy Change in ...

11 years ago

In this April 18
NewsWorks Tonight

More support for training in the skilled trades, says U.S. labor secretary

U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez expanded upon President Obama’s call ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Despite beautiful weather, a typically sleepy Pennsylvania primary

NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller gets perspective on problems at polling places and voter turnout with Zach Stalberg, President and CEO ...

11 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Lower profile races in Pennsylvania still hold plenty of intrigue

While much of the early focus in this year’s Pennsylvania primary election has been on the governor’s race ad congressional c ...

11 years ago

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 (Emily Brooks/for NewsWorks)
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On eve of ticket-fixing trial, more reforms for Philly traffic court

Jury selection is scheduled to start this week in the corruption trial of six former Philadelphia Traffic Court Judges for the ticket-fix ...

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