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Reporter's Roundtable
May 17
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Shai Ben-Yaacov
Convicted West Philadelphia abortion provider Dr. Kermit Gosnell will spend the remainder of his life in prison; and as the city's budget deadline looms, Philadelphia City Council's efforts to craft a budget blueprint are May 17
Adults in Philadelphia have experienced high rates of childhood adversity - according to a survey of close to 2,000 city residents.
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Maiken Scott, @maikenscott
May 17
Camden County freeholders have voted to sell a public health center - but the county will retain control over the center's psychiatric unit.
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Maiken Scott, @maikenscott
May 17
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Maiken Scott, @maikenscott
Psychiatric emergency facilities treat patients who are deeply in crisis. They are typically suicidal, homicidal, psychotic, or unresponsive.
May 17
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Barbara Dundon, for NewsWorks
Stella is getting ready for her big day. As Joanne Dhody brushes Stella's teeth, a pink tongue searches for a random smear of beef-flavored toothpaste. Stella is Dhody's 13-year-old Jack Russell terrier, a registered therapy
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Who's getting married, who isn't and why
May 15Guest: Andrew Cherlin In honor of the start of wedding season, we’re going to spend the hour talking about the state of the American marriage. Despite the odds (the U.S. Census Bureau says roughly 50% of first marriages will end
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Should refusing medical care for children be considered neglect?
May 14Guests: Paul Offit and Shawn Peters Eight-month old Brandon Schaible died last month after his parents relied on prayer instead of medical care to treat their sick baby. The Schaibles, who live in Philadelphia and are members of a fundamentalist
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Parenting with a mental illness
May 17Parenting is not for the faint of heart. Daily demands add up and can be stressful and unnerving. For parents who’ve been diagnosed with a mental illness, life’s ordinary challenges and daily activities can feel extraordinary—and this can affect the
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