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Understanding what makes a swear effective could lead to advances in treating brain injury

January 10

Language and cognition|Communication Sciences and Disorders

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PACT theater group brings holiday cheers of applause

December 12

Community|Communication Sciences and Disorders

Exercise video games may reduce caregivers' stress

December 3

Exercise|Caregivers|Kinesiology

Research calls for better understanding of father-perpetrated maltreatment

November 25

Parenting|Children|School of Social Work

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Government Studying Widely Used Chemicals Linked to Health Issues

The New York Times

December 5

Allentown woman among rare cases of court-ordered quarantine in U.S.

The Morning Call

December 1

Hahnemann closure puts $51 million in Medicaid funds in play. Will the money stay in Philly?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

November 21

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Welcome back to campus, CPH! We hope you have a great spring semester. 🍃🍒

temple_cphWelcome back to campus, CPH! We hope you have a great spring semester. 🍃🍒

Did you make a resolution to eat healthy in 2020? Our faculty are helping middle school students do just that—in collaboration with @vetricommunity and @philaymca, professors Gina Tripicchio and Sara Kovacs are leading weekly cooking classes where kids learn to prepare and cook meals with healthy ingredients.

temple_cphDid you make a resolution to eat healthy in 2020? Our faculty are helping middle school students do just that—in collaboration with @vetricommunity and @philaymca, professors Gina Tripicchio and Sara Kovacs are leading weekly cooking classes where kids learn to prepare and cook meals with healthy ingredients.

From all of us at the College of Public Health, we hope you have a restful, safe and happy winter break!

temple_cphFrom all of us at the College of Public Health, we hope you have a restful, safe and happy winter break!

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