Students at St. Joe’s are taking a stand in the fight against cancer in their community and beyond, with the fall semester marking the beginning of St. Joe’s Hawk Hill chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma...
Students and faculty in St. Joe’s pharmacy and occupational therapy (OT) departments collaborated on a research project to test a new method dispensing Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) Feb. 5 on the University...
Brooke Goulden ’18, a registered nurse at Yale New Haven Hospital in Connecticut, has been a nurse for less than a year and is now working directly with COVID-19 positive patients to help fight the coronavirus...
Every third Sunday of the month, African immigrants head to the church hall of Victory Harvest Fellowship in West Philadelphia for health screenings.
Members of the Hispanic immigrant community do the...
A look at the proposed American Health Care Act
President Donald Trump ran much of his campaign on the promise of repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act commonly known as Obamacare, but now that...
Parent's aren't the only ones that plan
Written by Abigail Sweetman '18
Urologists rarely find themselves under moral scrutiny. In fact, they are part of a small group of individuals who observe thousands...
