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My Love Died In My Arms. How Am I Supposed To Recover In Just 4 Days?
"Four days is the average bereavement leave allotted for the death of a spouse or child. It’s now been more than 100 days and if I remember to shower, br... → Read More
The No-B.S. Guide to COVID-19 Testing in Philadelphia
There is no shortage of places to go to get tested for coronavirus in Philadelphia. Here’s all the information you need for Philadelphia COVID-19 testing. → Read More
Coronavirus Has Mutated Into a New, Potentially More Infectious Strain
Researchers from Integral Molecular discuss the differences between the new coronavirus strain and previous iterations — and what it means for a vaccine. → Read More
8 Prominent Philadelphians on What Being Black in Philly Should Look Like
As the nation reckons with its racist past, we wanted to know what Philadelphia’s Black community would consider real, substantive progress and change. → Read More
NextUp: The Philly Company Improving Rapid Molecular Tests for COVID-19
Biomeme has invented a coronavirus test that can be evaluated outside of traditional lab settings and can deliver accurate results in 15 minutes or less. → Read More
NextUp: The Philly Company Uncovering Smarter Healthcare Data Insights
HealthVerity has the largest healthcare data ecosystem in the U.S. And now it's partnering with the FDA in the fight against COVID-19. → Read More
Mayor Kenney, Tear Down the Rizzo Statue Right Now
The Mayor chose to polish and protect the Frank Rizzo statue, a symbol of Philadelphia racism, at the exact moment it should have been removed forever. → Read More
The Grueling Recovery Journey of One of Pa.’s First Coronavirus Patients
Dee Messina, 77, couldn't walk, talk, eat or write after being treated for COVID-19. Here's how rehab helped him come alive again. → Read More
8 Trailblazing Women in Philly’s Health-Care Revolution
The forces driving Philly medicine are increasingly female. Meet the women health-care leaders at the forefront of the movement. → Read More
Inovio Pharmaceuticals Is a Leader in the Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine from the Plymouth Meeting biotech company has attracted the attention of world health experts and is already being tested in humans. → Read More
The Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Developed in Philly
These Philly-based companies are leading the effort to develop a vaccine that will prevent the virus from continuing to spread. → Read More
These Philly Coronavirus Medical Milestones Prove Hope Is Not Lost
From repurposed drugs to blood plasma infusions, these developments could save the world's most at-risk COVID-19 patients. → Read More
A Behavioral Economist Explains Why People Are Still Rebelling Against Social Distancing
Swarthmore professor Syon Bhanot on how to help the defiant make smarter choices during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Another Philly Company Joins the Race to Develop a Coronavirus Vaccine
Chimeron Bio's self-amplifying RNA technology could make a future coronavirus vaccine more accessible to patients and cheaper for companies to produce. → Read More
8 Dangerous Myths About Coronavirus Debunked
No, a saltwater gargle won't kill the virus. Local health experts help us determine what's true and what's false about COVID-19. → Read More
Here’s How Long Until a COVID-19 Vaccine Is Ready
We talked to the CEO of Integral Molecular, a Philly biotech company working toward a vaccine, about the challenges and opportunities ahead. → Read More
Why the FTC Wants to Block the Jefferson-Einstein Merger
One expert says the the Federal Trade Commission's complaint is itself enough to kill the proposed mega-merger. → Read More
NextUp: Galera Is Reducing the Negative Side Effects of Radiation Therapy
The local company is developing solutions that can improve treatment and outcomes for cancer patients. → Read More
Philly-Area Mom Gives Birth After Receiving Uterus From Deceased Donor
It’s the first baby born as part of an ongoing trial at Penn Medicine aimed at helping women regain the ability to give birth with uterus transplants. → Read More
NextUp: ChromaTan Is Making Biologic Manufacturing More Cost-Effective
The local company has invented a new variation of chromatography to replace more expensive column chromatography processes used in biologics manufacturing. → Read More