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Former Crozer Health Patients Are Getting Bills Nearly 2 Years After The Health System's Shutdown
By Maya Patel
Philly-area therapists have their own challenges, new research on blood sugar levels, jazz legend John Coltrane’s 100th birthday, Rittenhouse Square’s rare books
Aisha K. Thompson
Aisha K. Thompson
Sports Reporter · King of Prussia, PA
Aisha, a graduate of Penn State University, has been a sports journalist for over 8 years, previously working with the Philadelphia Sports Write. Her passion for athletics and community shines through her coverage of local high school sports and recreational activities. Aisha is dedicated to bringing the excitement of King of Prussia's sports scene to life.
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The Source episode 15 showcases how Philly-area therapists juggle earning a living and providing quality care, new research on how doctors affect blood sugar monitoring, the impact of jazz legend John Coltrane on his 100th birthday and rare books and manuscripts in Rittenhouse Square. WHYY News staffers Meir Rinde, Nicole Leonard, Peter Crimmins and Kimberly Paynter contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper.
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