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Mashup Score: 1A Wilt Chamberlain documentary used artificial intelligence to re-create his voice. The family is (mostly) thrilled to hear him again. - 10 month(s) ago
A new documentary on the legendary NBA player brings his voice to life using new technology combined with Chamberlain’s own writings.
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Mashup Score: 0A year after the launch of 988, lack of trust and awareness an issue for the mental health hotline - 10 month(s) ago
The number of calls to 988 has been increasing but still grassroots community leaders say the people they serve haven’t heard of it.
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Most U.S. adults aren't aware of the 988 crisis line, our recent survey found. ✍️ @abgutman, Lynette Hazelton https://t.co/tEOZJOmZqv
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Mashup Score: 4
Nurses in leadership position from nearly every other hospital system in the region signed a letter opposing the Patient Safety Act.
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Some executives realize that investing in nurses is good for business. Great to see a CEO apply the existing evidence base. https://t.co/kVf5rgQFxI
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Mashup Score: 2An ex-Penn scientist falsified studies on pigs and agreed to a 7-year research ban, federal officials say - 10 month(s) ago
William Armstead left Penn during the 2021-2022 academic year. He used pigs to test possible brain-injury treatments for humans.
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“A bunch of pigs were subjected to some pretty terrible conditions for no reason,” Oransky said. via @TomAvril1 https://t.co/WYlLLqU5er
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Mashup Score: 0These breathing exercises can help if you have COPD | Expert Opinion - 10 month(s) ago
The most common form of chronic lung disease is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which affects approximately 16 million Americans and includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
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#MemberMonday! AARC member Stephen Biehl, BS, RRT, RPFT, authored an article in The Philadelphia Inquirer about breathing exercises that can help people with COPD. https://t.co/L23fitoCky
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Mashup Score: 0Stephen Starr is planning to open a massive new restaurant at the former Barnes & Noble near Rittenhouse - 11 month(s) ago
A liquor license from a former Starr restaurant was posted at 1805 Walnut St. Starr did not disclose the concept or the timeline. A partner called it “beachfront property” on Rittenhouse Square.
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Stephen Starr is planning to open a massive new restaurant at the former Barnes & Noble near Rittenhouse https://t.co/xXVtumx06D? via @phillyinquirer
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The vote of the general board which represents 12.5 million members and 55 affiliated unions is slated to happen Friday on a Zoom call.
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RT @PoliticsINQ: AFL-CIO will endorse Biden ahead of his rally with members in Philly on Saturday https://t.co/O0QVQRPxGK
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Mashup Score: 0Here’s what will revolutionize cancer care in the next 10 years, according to Fox Chase Cancer Center CEO Robert Uzzo - 11 month(s) ago
Cancer screening, treatment, and recovery are all changing as researchers advance medicine on “a very steep slope,” says Robert Uzzo, CEO of Fox Chase Cancer Center.
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Blood tests that detect cancer, surgery without a single incision, an alternative to chemo derived from our own immune system: These are some of the innovations that Fox Chase's CEO Dr. Robert Uzzo believes will revolutionize cancer care in the coming yrs: https://t.co/fognEWTIy1
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Mashup Score: 010-year-old’s cholesterol was over 800. Can CRISPR fix the problem? - 11 month(s) ago
Verve Therapeutics is considering a half-dozen candidate genes that could be edited with the CRISPR technique in order to sharply reduce a patient’s levels of cholesterol or triglycerides.
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By the way, severity & morbidity of familial hypercholesterolemia (both HoFH & HeFH) under-appreciated 👇story of Avery Watts LDL-C in 800s Heart attack by age 12 Rx with a bi-weekly procedure (LDL apheresis) to cleanse blood of LDL-C @TheFHFoundation https://t.co/o530LR633r
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Mashup Score: 0The new mammogram recommendation is welcomed by doctors | Expert Opinion - 12 month(s) ago
The recommended lower age for mammograms is a welcome change for doctors who have long supported an earlier start to breast cancer screening.
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Fox Chase's Dr. @RichardBleicher (@FoxChaseSurgOnc) provided commentary in @PhillyInquirer about the new mammogram recommendation to start breast cancer screening at age 40 from the US Preventative Services Task Force. Read it here: https://t.co/V408Abe53n
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A Wilt Chamberlain documentary used artificial intelligence to re-create his voice. The family is (mostly) thrilled to hear him again. https://t.co/rrXNNjs5TJ https://t.co/jI3Su3MW4o