Health
Mapping To The Rescue
An app that tracks overdoses is helping police predict the spread of dangerous opioids. Could it help turn the tide on the epidemic?
By Quinn O'CallaghanMammograms To Go
Fox Chase Cancer Center’s roving mammogram unit conducts free screenings for 3,000 women every year when and where they need it—like their local supermarket
By Quinn O'CallaghanAnaOno
After surviving breast cancer, Dana Donofree used her experience to launch a bra company for others like her, who want to feel sexy and feminine again
By Annie McDonoughHealing Hurt People
An African American ER doctor sought to address the gap between the physical and psychological treatment of victims of violence. Now five area hospitals have adopted his innovative trauma care model
By Lebo Ashley PhillipThe Food Cure
MANNA’s food-as-medicine mission started out servicing AIDS patients. Now the Philly nonprofit is partnering with health insurers to save all sorts of lives—and lots of money
By Sarah JordanQSPACES
Queer and trans people have worse health outcomes than the general public. A local couple is trying to change that with a Yelp-like doctors app for LGBTQ Philadelphians
By Emma Copley EisenbergTexas Collaborative Calls for Response to Mental Health Crises
In today's Solution of the Day, a collaborative offers a solution that would divert people with mental illnesses from receiving prison sentences by helping them seek treatment
By Amanda LienPartners on the Path
Who cares for the caregiver? A local company supplies the answer.
By Quinn O'CallaghanRight To Life
On the front lines of the work you never see—keeping heroin addicts alive
By Thomas Fox ParryA low-cost EpiPen to ward off Rising Healthcare Costs
In today's Solution of the Day, a Maine doctor devises an affordable alternative to the lifesaving drug, which has skyrocketed in price.
By Amanda Lien