November 9, 2020
JeffSolves MedTech Inspires Next Generation of Innovators
Industrial design and medical students work together to develop healthcare solutions.
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November 5, 2020Canine ‘Chief Compassion Officer’ Maggie Works to Improve Mental HealthThe labrador comes to Jefferson from veterans organization Leashes of Valor. -
October 26, 2020Philadelphia Diabetes Prevention Collaborative Seeks to Reverse an EpidemicFocusing on proactive behavior change, innovative program helps patients stop disease before it takes hold. -
October 22, 2020How Women Runners Can Avoid Stress FracturesWomen are twice as likely to develop stress fractures from running as men. Physicians and runners give tips on how to minimize risks and recover from injury. -
October 22, 2020Dr. Dimitri Papanagnou Wants Med Students to Be Comfortable With Being UncomfortableTo help address physician burnout, the associate dean is working on a curriculum that focuses on the uncertainty in healthcare. -
October 15, 2020Blood With Baggage: Prejudice Underlies Current FDA Regulations for ‘MSM’ Blood DonorsThe FDA recently revised blood donor regulations, a rapid change two medical school students say highlights discriminatory policies against the LGBTQ+ community. -
October 14, 2020Jobs and the EconomyJefferson experts discuss some of the most pressing issues. -
October 6, 2020Nationwide Children’s Hospital Awarded $100,000 Hearst Health PrizeThe Healthy Homes Healthy Families Program took top honors at the 20th annual Population Health Colloquium. -
October 6, 2020Get My Job: Spotlight on PharmacyAs a population health pharmacist, alumna Dr. Julie Dally builds relationships with patients to help manage their chronic diseases. -
September 30, 2020Jefferson Medical Students Learn From the Best at the National Institutes of HealthMatt Rohn and Mark Shapses just wrapped up a productive year in the prestigious Medical Research Scholars Program. -
September 25, 2020University Announces Creation of a National Center for Telehealth Education and ResearchWhile the COVID-19 pandemic made clear the need for virtual visits, Jefferson experts had already established themselves as leaders in the field.