Drexel Medicine

04/28/2026

April is Rosacea Awareness Month. Rosacea is a skin condition that causes long-lasting redness on the face. Find out what researchers at Drexel University College of Medicine say about a possible connection between hormonal IUDs, a type of birth control, and rosacea: https://bit.ly/4cPzSDy

04/21/2026

Spring has sprung, and allergy season is upon us. Allergens in the air, like pollen, can trigger an immune response affecting your nose, eyes, throat and ears, so telling the difference between seasonal allergies and a cold can be difficult. Learn more about managing your allergies this season: https://bit.ly/4tKz1Ka

04/09/2026

Drexel HOPE is a street-side mobile clinic operated by the Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice, bringing treatment, care and testing for substance abuse, HIV and viral hepatitis to Philadelphians at little-to-no cost. The clinic is currently stationed weekly at Germantown and Chelten Avenues (closer to Vernon Park), every Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

04/07/2026

April is National Stress Awareness Month! Stress can take a toll on both your physical and mental health but regular physical activity, like brisk walking, can help release stress and boost your mood. Learn more from the American Heart Association about how staying active can lower your stress levels:

Feeling anxious? Everyone responds to stress in different ways, but we all have one thing in common: Regular exercise reduces the harmful effects of stress.

03/31/2026

Spring is here, and community health fairs will become a common sight in many Philadelphia neighborhoods. We spoke to Annette B. Gadegbeku, MD, FAAFP, senior associate dean of the Office of Community Health and Inclusive Excellence at Drexel University College of Medicine, about what to expect when attending one and how to make the most of your experience: https://bit.ly/3Xj9av5

03/03/2026

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 …

02/24/2026

Meet Jaz Wilder, 340B program manager at the Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice. With a career rooted in pharmacy and health care operations, Jaz has not only experience, but a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to managing the 340B program.

Read the interview: https://bit.ly/4bZyyhB

02/10/2026

February is American Heart Month, and your diet plays an enormous role in your heart's health. Click the link to discover six foods you should include in your diet to help reduce the risk of heart disease: https://bit.ly/4kpEi6A

02/03/2026

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

01/27/2026

When you look for information about managing your weight, it is easy to become confused. Online and in person, it is hard to avoid incorrect or even harmful advice. Learn more about healthy habits for your weight goals in this Drexel Medicine blog post: https://bit.ly/4aKswkj

01/20/2026

Meet Dr. Baranoski, medical director for the Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice! In her role, Dr. Baranoski oversees all medical and clinical operations of the Partnership. Read the Q&A to learn more about her background and her goals for stepping into this role: https://bit.ly/4pJ0GbX

01/13/2026

Curious about artificial intelligence (AI)? As technology improves, AI is being used more often in everyday health care tasks, even if you don’t notice it. Read the latest Drexel Medicine blog to learn more about how AI is currently being used in your health care.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Ny7yLK