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“How long until I feel normal again?” In this week’s “Pain in the Neck” segment, we attempt to interpret do ...

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Propaganda is used to mobilize people in times of war. Black Bodies in Propaganda: The ...

We’re in the thick of the holiday season and every shop in the city says their product or service would make the perfect gift for y ...

Black and Latino applicants for Sandy aid in New Jersey are more likely to be rejected for recovery grants than white applicants, accordi ...

Whether your new to the region or a lifelong Philadelphian, the city as you’ve likely never seen it before is depicted in the work ...

One scientist’s quest to make vaccines and other medications more available in developing countries leads him to turn over an unlik ...

Instead of strolling through pastures, let’s go down into the basement — a very spotless and sterile basement — to tour Woodlan ...

The Scientist’s Kerry Grens tells us about new dyslexia findings, a lake found on Mars and a possible link between lead exposure an ...

It’s claustrophobic; it’s noisy. Having an MRI causes some folks anxiety. But many have found ways to cope with the test thro ...

Abington forensic consulting firm DJS Associates is making a digital model of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. this week.  ...

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We here at NewsWorks Tonight have spoken before with Todd Bernstein, founder of the annual Martin Luther King Day of Service.  Littl ...

Exotic Mushrooms Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski This month Art of Food takes a trip outside the c ...

If figuring out how to navigate the new health insurance exchanges has your head spinning, know this:  You have lots of company.&nbs ...

Medical bills are expensive and really hard to understand. The Pulse talks with a few people who are trying to change the way it’s ...