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$1 million anonymously donated to nurses at Bryn Mawr Hospital

6abc.com 3/18 5:20A Sharifa Jackson

Nurses at Bryn Mawr Hospital in Montgomery County were surprised to learn of a generous $1 million donation to help relieve their student loan debt.

Fashion from Beverly Hills to Bryn Mawr at Rachelle Boutique and Designer Consignment

6abc.com 3/10 4:39P WPVI

From Beverly Hills to Bryn Mawr, Rachelle Boutique and Designer Consignment has celebrity fashion for you to find. Owner Shelly Furman packs her store with top-of-the-line...

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Val's owners say opening Philly's only lesbian bar comes with a 'big sense of responsibility'

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 3/18 3:24A Kristin Hunt

Val's Lesbian Bar, the first lesbian bar in Philly since the Toasted Walnut closed in 2021, opens Wednesday in Queen Village. It is one of just 37 remaining in the U.S.

Irish bars in Philly boycotted Guinness 26 years ago. At least one still does

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 3/17 3:11A Kristin Hunt

Irish bar owners in Philadelphia led a boycott of Guinness in 2000 over its partnership with Irish Pub Co., the 'bar-in-a-box' turnkey firm responsible for Fadó. McGillin's...

From Finn McCool's to Tir Na Nog, here are the meanings behind Irish bar names in Philly

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 3/12 11:00P Kristin Hunt

Learn the meaning behind the names of six Irish bars in Philadelphia. Tir Na Nog and Finn McCool's lean on Celtic mythology, while The Plough & the Stars references the Easter...

Fishtown’s ‘Stouts & Snouts’ will bring stout beers, pork bites and cocktails to neighborhood bars

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 3/7 3:41A PhillyVoice Media Events

Fishtown’s ‘Stouts & Snouts’ will bring stout beers, pork bites and cocktails to neighborhood bars

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Joel Embiid ruled out for Sixers-Kings on Thursday

PhillyVoice - Sports 3/19 9:58A Adam Aaronson

Joel Embiid appears to be nearing a return, but his right oblique strain will hold him out for at least one more game.

Lane Johnson excited to get some help in Sean Mannion's new Eagles offense

PhillyVoice - Sports 3/19 7:35A Nick Tricome

Lane Johnson, the veteran Eagles right tackle, seemed very optimistic about Sean Mannion and the new Philly offense when speaking to the "Fitz and Whit" podcast.

Eagles agree to terms with RB Dameon Pierce

PhillyVoice - Sports 3/19 6:36A Jimmy Kempski

Dameon Pierce will compete for a roster spot on an Eagles team that usually likes to carry four running backs.

Report: Eagles to sign TE Stone Smartt

PhillyVoice - Sports 3/19 6:34A Jimmy Kempski

Stone Smartt, a college QB turned pro tight end, adds depth to the position but shouldn't be expected to be high up on the depth chart.

A peek ahead to the Eagles' 2027 free agents

PhillyVoice - Sports 3/19 4:36A Jimmy Kempski

Moro Ojomo and Tanner McKee are the early notables who will be due up for new contracts next offseason.

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Temple Lung Center sets U.S. record with 179 lung transplants in 2025

Philly Voice (Health) 3/19 9:40A Peter Key, sponsored by Temple L

Temple Lung Center surgeons performed 179 lung transplants in 2025, the most ever completed in a single year at any institution in the United States.

To gain the benefits of strength training, consistency matters more than intensity

Philly Voice (Health) 3/19 5:43A Courtenay Harris Bond

Consistency is the most important part of strength training, sports medicine experts now say. Doing any form of strength or resistance training is beneficial to muscles and...

As many as 1 in 5 COVID-19 deaths went uncounted during the pandemic's first 2 years, study finds

Philly Voice (Health) 3/18 10:47A Courtenay Harris Bond

As many as 1 in 5 COVID-19 deaths went uncounted during the first two years of the pandemic, a new study found. Most that were missed were among minorities and vulnerable...

Drexel University is rolling out a 3-year medical degree program to help address the shortage of...

Philly Voice (Health) 3/18 8:00A Courtenay Harris Bond

Drexel University is developing a three-year medical degree program that is slated to start in 2028. The accelerated program is aimed at addressing the physician shortage.

Scientists used E. coli bacteria to turn plastic bottles into a Parkinson's medication

Philly Voice (Health) 3/17 11:00P Courtenay Harris Bond

Scientists have figured out how to use engineered E. coli bacteria to convert plastic bottles into L-DOPA, a frontline Parkinson's disease medication.

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