April 28, 2020
Pictures of Social Isolation
A new research project investigates how Jefferson students experience the stay-at-home-order and social isolation during COVID-19 via photography.
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April 20, 2020How Creating a ‘New Army of First Preventers’ Could Help America Emerge From the Initial COVID-19 WaveDr. David Nash, founding dean emeritus of the Jefferson College of Population Health, discusses paths back from the age of social distancing. -
April 6, 2020Spread the Science, Not the VirusPublic health researchers at Jefferson recommend ways to avoid misinformation during the COVID19 pandemic, like seeking out trusted sources, local updates, and cross-checked information -
April 2, 2020Students Step Up to Help Jefferson Community in COVID-19 FightFrom a safe social distance, volunteers have created 10,000 face shields, connected with patients and more. -
March 23, 2020Population Health Researcher Launches COVID-19 SurveyJefferson’s Dr. Sharon Larson hopes to gather real-time data during the pandemic to ‘inform practice and policy.’ -
March 19, 2020Mobile Testing for COVID-19 Now at All Major TJUH SitesJefferson patients with a physician-ordered test can walk or drive up for testing. -
March 19, 2020Explaining the Dire Need to ‘Flatten the Curve’Dr. David Nash of the Jefferson College of Population Health delves deeper into the phrase that’s come to define COVID-19 prep. -
March 9, 2020Training Physicians for the Future, Not the PastStudents David Klodowski and Jeremiah Davis say it's integral to weave sociocultural training into the foundation of medical education. -
February 18, 2020Life-Saving Drugs on CraigslistResearch shows a market for the sale of essential medications for asthma and diabetes, typically at lower prices on a popular online market-place. -
February 17, 2020Defining the Future of Learning and WorkHow well are institutions of higher education preparing their graduates for the realities of work in the 21st century? -
December 18, 2019Top Jefferson
Moments of 2019The Nexus looks back at the stories that defined the year.