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Penn Medicine Transplant Update
Live donor kidney and liver transplants increase the number of people who receive a life-saving transplant. Though some living donors are blood relatives of the recipient, they don’t have to be.
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The Link Between Gum Disease and Heart Health
Penn Medicine Heart & Vascular Blog
You might think the mouth and heart don’t have much in common. But increasing evidence suggests they may be closely linked.
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Living a Normal Life with Mitral Valve Prolapse
Penn Medicine Heart & Vascular Blog
Mitral valve prolapse (barlow syndrome) affects an estimated three to five percent of the American population. In fact, it’s the most common heart valve condition in the country.
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Helping your child understand puberty
Boston Children’s Hospital Answers
We all remember the changes — and awkwardness — of puberty. But helping your child navigate puberty is a whole different matter.
The Science of Addiction at Temple
Temple Health News Digest
What if there was a medication that could help wean cocaine-addicted patients off the drug? Although no such medication currently exists, researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine are taking the first steps to test whether part of a common antibiotic could be a good starting point.
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Out of balance: How hormones can affect your child’s period
Boston Children’s Hospital Answers
If your tween or teen is experiencing irregular periods, they aren’t alone. In the first two years after getting a period, you should expect fluctuation in cycle length and the number of days their period lasts.
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Geisinger Health, 2015 Annual Report
As a retired pastor and hospice chaplain, Scranton native James Culver is no stranger to caring for people during a time of sickness. However, he found himself on the other side of the equation in September when a friend, who is also a nurse, called to speak with him and noted he was out of breath.
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More than the blues: Navigating postpartum depression
Boston Children’s Hospital Answers
Whether you’ve given birth to your first child or you’re adding a member to your growing family, childbirth is a profound experience. After that, caring for a newborn is a round-the-clock endeavor — even if you’re prepared.
O’Match Day Madness Hits Temple!
Temple Health News Digest
As luck would have it, 2017 Match Day – the day when all fourth-year medical students nationwide simultaneously learn where they will be doing their residencies – happened to fall on St. Patrick’s Day.
“A One-Stop Shop for Enriching Your Life”
Bucks County Free Library
Wes and his mom Jenn have a treasured library routine. They pick one bin of children’s books, sit on the floor beside it, and sort every book into a Yes pile and a No pile. “And sometimes, we even have to take the Yes pile and sort that one into Yes and No,” Wes says.
“The More Invested in Accessible Books, the Better”
Bucks County Free Library
Books transport Courtney to other worlds – and she wants to get there as easily as possible. “Anytime I can escape into a book, I want to,” she says, “and I need my books to be accessible.”
Bucks County Free Library
When Nancy pictures her daughter as a young girl, she thinks of books.
She remembers her two-year-old climbing the library stairs all by herself, carrying a big stack of books. She remembers her daughter handing her library card to staff at the Levittown branch.
“My Family Has an Opportunity to Explore the World”
Bucks County Free Library
The library is one of Jacob’s favorite places.
On any given afternoon, you might find Jacob and his dad, Royce, zipping around the children’s area at the Doylestown, Quakertown or Perkasie branches of Bucks County Free Library.
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Washington Crossing Historic Park
The Newtown Theatre
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Donor Stewardship E-Newsletter
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