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Aubrey Whelan

Aubrey Whelan

Public Health Reporter and Staff Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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What to know about the avian flu cases detected at two live bird markets in Philly

Pennsylvania has seen no human cases of the disease since the avian flu outbreak began in 2022.
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Philly scientists rally against Trump’s cuts to research funding

Organizers said they were encouraged by the high turnout Friday and hopeful that the rally could be a jumping-off point for continued advocacy for scientific research in the area.
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RFK Jr. needs to strongly recommend vaccination amid measles outbre...

Kennedy, experts said, should have directly advocated for unvaccinated people to get the measles vaccine in a recent op-ed for Fox News.
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New Jersey detects three measles cases, all in unvaccinated residents

The cases identified in New Jersey are separate from a serious measles outbreak that has swept through West Texas in the last month, with doctors diagnosing 124 cases in nine counties.
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Drexel researchers have a tool to protect scientific data from Trum...

A software package created years ago at Drexel is now helping to protect health data from a president’s politically-motivated purges.
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Philly elected officials say Penn’s removal of DEI websites ceded g...

Penn President Larry Jameson has said that the school must “embrace diversity in all its forms” while following the law. Philadelphia Democratic officials are skeptical of the school's commitment.
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Penn stands to lose $250 million from threatened cuts to scientific...

NIH grant recipients receive additional funding to cover "indirect costs," such as building maintenance and administrative expenses.
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Drexel scientists have developed concrete that can melt snow on its...

Drexel University researchers developing self-heating concrete aim to improve safety during icy conditions.
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In tents and in bars, Eagles fans endured an agonizing and ultimate...

Across South Philadelphia, Eagles fans spent Sunday afternoon alternating between we-got-this braggadocio and nail-biting tension. And finally there was a celebratory snow angel.
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How Philly’s new recovery house will serve hundreds of people with ...

Riverview is a recovery house, not a substance-abuse treatment program, meaning people can only be admitted there after completing 30 days of inpatient treatment at another intensive care facility.
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Cases of RSV, flu, COVID, and norovirus are on the rise as winter ‘...

This fall saw an unusually high number of cases of “walking” or mycoplasma pneumonia, a mild pneumonia that typically causes a severe cough but less fatigue than more serious forms of the disease.