Sandy Hingston

We’re lucky in Philadelphia — the future of medicine is already here. That’s why this year, we wanted to shine a spotlight on the region’s rising stars — our best physicians age 40 and under — and the astounding work they’re doing, from 3-D robotic surgery to preserving the fertility of cancer patients to making blind men see

You think you can hide from me out there in cyberspace, kids? I may be technologically inept, but I’m driven

Some of what gets handed down from generation to generation, you hope bypasses your kids. Pass the bell jar, please

Who decides what a kid should spend money on?

Temple’s football coach isn’t just turning his historically awful team around — he’s got a vision for North Philly, too

I brought my daughter up to believe that everybody’s equal. What was I thinking?

Why do boys get to be as big as they want?

The heart really does have a language all its own.

Two Philadelphians have written a new guide intended to empower our daughters. But with Hillary running for president, are pressed flowers and cootie catchers what girls really need?

Suddenly I’m a stranger in my own home

Why are kids in such a rush to be disillusioned about love?

When did getting your offspring into college become an Olympic sport?

Grin and bear it? Hah! Boomers want to keep disco-dancing till we’re 103. That means finding new ways to treat our aching elbows and hips and backs. Here’s the breaking news in pain relief

It’s a grim, dark world of headbanger rock and video-game death and mayhem. Isn’t it?

The Secret Life of Boys

I used to love it that my kids were just like me. What was I thinking?

Alter Ego

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