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NewsWorks Tonight

Early TV ads still holding sway in race for PA governor

The Pennsylvania governor’s race is heating up, as voters prepare to go to the polls for party primaries on May 20th.  A new F ...

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Simon A. Levin
The Pulse

Princeton professor wins prestigious Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement

Professor Simon Levin, explains his work aimed at understanding and, hopefully, preserving delicate environment. What does math ha ...

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Cardiologist Daniel Mascarenhas says life saving items like pacemakers cost $6
The Pulse

One doctor’s mission to recycle pacemakers for patients in India

A Pennsylvania doctor is turning medical trash into life-saving gold. It’s not every day that I discuss the best way to evad ...

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Mohammadreza Hojat Ph.D. discusses teaching empathy to medical students at Jefferson Medical School. (Nathaniel Hamilton/For Newsworks)
The Pulse

Bedside manner matters, but maintaining physicians’ empathy levels requires some TLC

What do patients want from physicians? Skills? A laser-sharp brain? A steady hand? Sure. But – they want something else, too.  ...

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A researcher holds a brown bat that she is rehabilitating. (AP file Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
The Pulse

This Week in Science: The loudest bat gets the worm and surprising reproductive abilities of naked mole rats

Pulse contributor Bethany Brookshire shares the latest findings on bat calls and milk production among naked mole rats.    ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Google’s free education apps: turning big data into big brother?

Free software widely used by schools, including many in the Philadelphia region, is raising concerns about the information it collects ab ...

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In this Dec. 31
NewsWorks Tonight

Why did the Eagles really get rid of Jackson?

When the Eagles try to improve on last season’s success that landed them back in the playoffs after a two year void, they’ll ...

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NJ Gov. Chris Christie (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: Samson out as Port Authority Chief, ACA signup comes down to the wire

On this week’s Reporter’s Roundtable, WNYC’s Matt Katz and WHYY’s Elana Gordon talk about this week’s big s ...

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Melodic Caring Project

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles The mission of the Melodic Caring Project ...

11 years ago

Philadelphia School District headquarters at Broad and Spring Garden streets (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

More taxes for schools? Philly’s unlikely champion

The importance of funding for public education is not lost on the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the eleven-county region’s ...

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Salon dinners

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Located in the South Kensington Arts District, ...

11 years ago

Desmin and Jania Daniels
NewsWorks Tonight

Germantown cafe owners turn tragedy into triumph

A business owner’s work is never done, especially if that business is under a year old.  Desmin and Jania Daniels, the proprie ...

11 years ago

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The Coriell Institute in Camden
The Pulse

Exploring the reality and promise of genetic testing

Randy Scott, CEO of Invitae, which offers genetic tests through physicians, speaks with The Pulse’s Taunya English about the promis ...

11 years ago

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(Illustration by Tony Auth)
The Pulse

What can our genes tell us about our health risks?

A look at precision medicine and how genetics and genomics play a key role in understanding our health.  Some doctors now exa ...

11 years ago

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Graduate student Bahareh Jalali places tissue specimen onto Villanova University’s high-speed imaging cryomicroscope. (Photo courtesy of Paul Crane/Villanova University)
The Pulse

Is freezing the key to preserving engineered organs and tissues?

Villanova’s Jens Karlsson tells us about his work trying to determine the best methods for freezing tissues and human organs.  ...

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