Fredy Abboud ’25 still remembers the man in need of wound care he saw while walking along Allegheny Avenue in northeast Philadelphia two years ago.
Abboud, then a fellow for St. Joe’s Institute...
Within the past six months, a large number of events have taken place in the government. With that, an issue I believe to be of great concern has emerged: how our bipartisan government has politicized...
Healthcare systems worldwide confront the tense conflict where life-saving medications are increasingly unaffordable, forcing patients and loved ones to assign costs to priceless human lives.
Global...
While it’s already been a few months since the closure of Crozer-Chester Medical Center, it seems Delaware County is still only in the beginning stages of chaos. Longer ambulance rides and waiting room...
Johannesburg, South Africa – For Johannesburg residents with chronic kidney disease, the Sultan Bahu Centre in the suburb of Mayfair is a place of hope, and necessity.
Founded nearly 40 years ago,...
Since 2017, the Global Medical Brigades (GMB) chapter at the University City campus has been dedicated to bringing health products and awareness to communities who do not have access to sufficient health...
According to a recent poll from Tufts University, young people hold the following issues as the most important heading into the 2020 election. Here’s where Republican U.S. President Donald Trump and...
When Nelisiwe Msomi, then a university intern, joined the staff of The Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism in Johannesburg in 2016, she knew the state of healthcare in South Africa was bad, but she...
