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For Love of the Game, Brothers Attended Different Schools

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The Art of Control: Study Analyzes Impact of Cancer Support Groups

Health

A Changing Environment

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Penny Schwartz, Jewish Telegraphic Agency

BOSTON In a family of prominent Jewish educators, Norman Spack could be called the rebel. He became a doctor. "I'm the only one who didn't go into Jewish education," says Spack, a senior associate in the endocrine division at Boston's Children's Hospital, where he has worked for 39 years. Spack's father, Abraham, was a nationally acclaimed Jewish educator in Boston,...

Going Into the Family Business: Coaching

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Bryan Schwartzman

Why do some children follow in their parents' footsteps and others seek a totally different path? James "Jamie" Chadwin, head men's basketball coach at Immaculata University in Chester County, hasn't thought much about that question. Ever since Jamie Chadwin was a kid hanging out in the gymnasium at Abington Friends, he has tried to absorb everything he could about the...

Fitness

Doctoring Results

Area hospitals try  different paths to encourage and maintain weight loss

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Richard Pawlak, Perfect Fit Feature

If weight loss is a serious concern, there are equally serious programs at some of the most prestigious medical schools and hospitals in the country, several of which are located in the Delaware Valley.

Fitness

Perspire to Greatness

The latest ways to get fit

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Melissa Jacobs

Post-partum, post-injury or post-winter, the Philadelphia area is filled with fitness options for people of all ages and abilities.

Fitness

Working Assets

The latest in workout togs, treads and technology

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Mimi James, Perfect Fit Feature

If you’re still working out in a T-shirt from Super Sunday 1998, shorts with holes you hope no one sees, and a pair of cotton socks — it’s time to upgrade your gear.