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Music therapy has been shown to help people suffering with cancer, chronic pain and depression. Our research is testing which parts of the brain are affected by different kinds of music

Philippine Canadian Inquirer How music heals us, even when it’s sad – by a neuroscientist leading a new study of musical therapy News

In place of the Veteran's Day assembly, the school's administration opted to recognize the International Day of Tolerance on November 15.

The Bicentennial Bell was presented to Philly by Queen Elizabeth II in 1976. It will have a second life in the Benjamin Rush Garden.

A lot of history has been made at the United States Mint, numismatic and otherwise. CoinWeek presents a brief timeline of events for November.

On social media, more people than ever are talking about the condition. Here's what to know about it.

The Nov. 7 election includes the Philadelphia mayor and council races as well as local and statewide judicial races.

    Lamasery.   David A Curtis, “one of the cleverest reporters on the New York press,” paid a visit to “The Lamasery,” the Theosophical

This week is Banned Books Week. Supported by several groups, including the American Library Association and the National Book Foundation, the week is intended to alert the public to threats

We agree with Dyer that the crimes committed by Lucy Letby raise important questions about how we respond to concerns and variations in clinical outcomes.1 This is particularly pertinent as routine checks and balances did not identify that the mortality exceedance in the neonatal unit was of very high statistical significance. This case shines a spotlight on the lack of parity in oversight of and …