Drexel Medicine

12/05/2025

Dry, cold air and seasonal illnesses make vocal health a challenge — especially for singers, teachers and anyone who relies on their voice every day. Click the link for expert tips on preventing laryngitis, staying hydrated and avoiding common irritants this season:

As winter approaches – replete with COVID, flu, colds and other ailments – so does the season of throat clearing. But this hem, ahem, hawk, cough, or tickle in the throat doesn’t have to linger on …

11/21/2025

According to a recent market research analysis, 91% of Americans own a smartphone, and we spend an average of four hours and 30 minutes a day using them. But smartphones aren’t just for social media – they are also great tools for supporting your health. From helpful reminders to time limits, you can use your phone to make your life easier.

Read the article for simple tips on how to make the most of your smartphone: https://bit.ly/4pn6B6T

11/18/2025

The European Union recently announced a ban on an ingredient commonly used in manicures and pedicures, classifying it as “carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic to reproduction.” The ingredient — trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO) — reacts to UV or LED light, helping gel nail polish cure and transform into a hard, glossy finish.

Learn more about how to protect your skin during your next nail appointment:

Earlier this month, the European Union announced a ban on a typical ingredient used in manicures and pedicures, classifying it as “carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic to reproduction.”

10/21/2025

With Lyme disease spreading to new parts of the United States due to climate change, it’s also becoming more common in areas where it already exists, including right here at home. Nearly 30 percent of all reported cases between 2016 and 2019 occurred in Pennsylvania, followed by 12 percent in neighboring New Jersey.

Learn more about Lyme disease prevention, symptoms and treatment in our latest blog post: http://bit.ly/3KJ0oTy

10/07/2025

Meet Yvette Thomas, a peer support specialist at Caring Together. From supporting clients through recovery to her "progress and not perfection” mantra, Yvette brings an empathetic and passionate approach to her role.

Read the interview: http://bit.ly/4m4iEDW

09/18/2025

September is Healthy Aging Month, and September 18 is national HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. As people with HIV get older, it’s important to understand how aging affects their health. At the Partnership, providers help older adults take care of their HIV so they can live long and healthy lives.

Click the link to read the full article and learn how the Partnership is helping: http://bit.ly/486VWaR

09/15/2025

Jennifer Hamilton, MD, PhD, professor of family, community & preventive medicine, discusses fall vaccine recommendations for her patients in a recent Q-and-A.

Although the telltale signs of fall are already approaching – leaves changing, a chill in the air, kids going back to school – one harbinger of the season might look a little different this year: v…

09/04/2025

Lenacapavir, a new injectable form of PrEP, protects against HIV for six months at a time — no daily pills, fewer provider visits. The Partnership offers inclusive, judgment-free care to help you find the right option.

🔗 Learn more about easier, personalized HIV prevention: http://bit.ly/3HGz33n

08/05/2025

Meet Jamerah McBride, a case manager at Caring Together. From guiding patients through recovery to building trust with every conversation, Jamerah’s path to her role as a case manager is the core of Caring Together’s mission.

Read the interview: http://bit.ly/3IJJcMY

07/22/2025

Did you know that sun protection is crucial for everyone, regardless of skin tone? While higher levels of melanin provide some natural protection, people of color are still at risk for sun damage and skin cancer. Learn more about sun care tips: https://bit.ly/3ENi0et

06/24/2025

While cannabis may be beneficial for those with conditions like multiple sclerosis, chronic pain and chemotherapy-related nausea, experts urge caution. Researchers at the College of Medicine stress that while cannabis has its benefits, responsible use under the supervision of a physician is key.

Read more about the pros and cons of cannabis use: http://bit.ly/43X9vpy

05/23/2025

Staying current with your recommended health screenings is a key part of preventive care. Screenings can help detect conditions early—often before symptoms appear— and when they may be easier to treat.

Learn more about health screenings: https://bit.ly/3SRL8EB