Drexel Medicine

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

04/21/2025

Congratulations to the Drexel Medicine doctors named Philadelphia Magazine Top Doctors for 2025! View the list: https://bit.ly/3S3xjCA

04/01/2025

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.

03/05/2025

With spring on the horizon, 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

02/27/2025

Don't miss these upcoming community health & wellness events, including a free diabetes management series at The Eye Institute, featuring expert-led sessions on cooking & dining with diabetes, preventing complications, health screenings & more! Learn more & register: https://bit.ly/44gwJpk

02/12/2025

Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles! Please visit drexelmedicine.org for more information on our hours for each location due to Friday's parade.

02/03/2025

Meet Melissa Sullivan, BSN (she/ her/ hers), one of Partnership’s clinic nurses and our Hepatitis C nurse coordinator for the Drexel HOPE mobile van.

In her role, she triages patients’ health needs, conducts education to help patients manage their chronic illnesses, provides sexual health counseling and gender-affirming care, administers medications and coordinates care for patients who receive injectable HIV and PrEP medications.

As our Drexel HOPE Hepatitis C Nurse Coordinator, Melissa coordinates Hepatitis, HIV and STI testing in our community for patients who are at higher risk of these infectious diseases. She supports patients with Hepatitis C, providing education, and assisting them with minimizing barriers so they can successfully complete their Hep C treatment (and get cured of Hep C!). Click here to learn more about Melissa: https://bit.ly/3WDyJ9K