Tag: medicine

Criminology and the medical industry might not seem connected at first. TheBody, a well-known HIV/AIDS resource, proved otherwise in a webinar that took place on…

I had never quite mastered the art of remaining silent, but when I entered the room of the clinic, I didn’t say a word. I…

Hope Smith is a veteran U.S. Army medic and student at Drexel University. She has served for about a decade. She is a nursing major…

The journey of a Drexel University pre-medical student to Lima, Peru gave her hands-on experience that has propelled her interest in the medical field, while…

I was pretty surprised to flip radio stations the other day and come across two men discussing the ineffectiveness of the flu vaccine. I could…

The Drexel University School of Education received a $1.2 million grant to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to earn their teaching certificates in fields related…

Every day, at least 10 Pennsylvanians die due to an opioid overdose. That is 70 people each week, 3,100 people every month. And these statistics…

Recently, Arkansas set out to execute eight death row inmates in an 11 day span. The reason for the rushed and condensed executions? The state’s…

Arkansas: Isn’t that the place the Clintons came from? Yes, indeed. And some of us will remember that the Man From Hope, as Bill Clinton…

While shopping for Valentine’s’ gifts for my girlfriend this year, among all the heart-shaped merchandise, I found myself thinking about how not everyone has a…