While this season is usually associated with the flu vaccine, adults, especially those who are older than 50, should also consider getting a vaccine for shingles.
The 12th annual People’s "Pay 4 Play" on WQXA-FM 105.7 The X, held Nov. 8 and 9, raised a record-breaking $265,010 for Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
When a patient suffers a traumatic nerve injury, doctors can’t tell whether the nerve is crushed or severed without performing surgery. Dr. John Elfar, an orthopedic surgeon at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, hopes to change that.
Schreyer Scholar alumna and Penn State MD/PhD student Kristin Lambert aspires to practice bench-to-bedside medicine and to mentor current honors students.
Four Diamonds Mini-THON and the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils have announced a strategic partnership to expand leadership opportunities and benefits for their students and schools by uniting in their shared goals of empowering students, developing leaders and inspiring acts of service.
Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center both achieved As in Leapfrog’s Fall 2018 Hospital Safety Grade.
Nipsey, Earl David Reed and Jen Shade of The People’s Morning Show on WQXA-FM 105.7 The X will host the 12th annual People’s Pay 4 Play to benefit Children's Miracle Network at Penn State Children's Hospital.
Gaining new perspectives and firsthand experience makes the 10-year-old Global Health Scholars program particularly attractive to students at Penn State College of Medicine.
It may be tempting for parents or coaches to urge young children to specialize in one sport early on to help maximize their chance at making it to the big leagues, but that might not be the best path to success.
Superheroes, princesses and puppies roamed the halls on Oct. 31 in search of goodies during the 2018 Halloween parade at Penn State Children's Hospital.
The Center for Medical Innovation at Penn State College of Medicine honored leaders in innovation and discovery, as well as student work, during a ceremony on Oct. 17.
Both professional and amateur athletes often end up in physical therapy after an injury. But recently, there has been a shift toward proactive physical therapy. Here's why.
