Weaponizing the FDA Against Vaccines

Why did the federal agency shelve a new vaccine that promises to dramatically improve flu resistance? The renowned CHOP immunologist explains

By Paul Offit

The Money Behind MAHA

What makes “Big Wellness” so dangerous? The renowned CHOP immunologist explains

By Paul Offit
Citizen of the Week

Mandy Mango, Drag Diva

This winter, the millions of viewers of RuPaul’s Drag Race learned what hundreds of Philadelphians living with HIV already knew: Philly’s rising star is a queen for the people

By Gianna Voges
Guest Commentary

Meet Kirk Milhoan. And Be Afraid

The renowned CHOP immunologist dissects a recent interview with the new chair of the CDC’s vaccine advisory committee

By Paul Offit
Guest Commentary

RFK Jr.’s Strategy for Restoring “Trust”

The Secretary of Health doesn’t apologize — even, as the renowned CHOP immunologist explains, when he is proven wrong about the link between Tylenol and autism

By Paul Offit
Guest Commentary

The Reiner Family is Our Family

In light of a recent Hollywood tragedy, a Main Line recovery specialist says people who love people with mental health disorders are quietly asking: Could this happen to us?

By Kim Ferris Porter
LANE JOHNSON’S SEASON OF STRONG MENTAL HEALTH

Lessons from the world’s best mental performance coach

As the Eagles head to the playoffs, the two-time Super Bowl champ shares the actionable advice from Brian Cain that anyone can embrace to soar higher — no matter what field you’re on

By Lane Johnson
Guest Commentary

Can We Be Denmark Now?

President Trump recently issued an executive order asking the United States to align itself with other countries and give fewer vaccines. But, CHOP’s renowned immunologist argues, perhaps Denmark should look to us instead

By Paul Offit

The Best Ways To Not Drink in Philly for Dry January

Planning to hop on the wagon for the next 31 days, more or less? Check out these non-alcoholic bars, mocktails and bottle shops in Philadelphia

By Courtney DuChene

Healing the Vicarious Trauma of Jury Duty

For some jurors, the hardest part comes post-trial. A free West Chester University program helps citizens who’ve served recover from stress and PTSD

By Natalie Pompilio