As Hahnemann’s patient count dwindles to single digits, Temple and Jefferson see uptick in patients

The new incarnation of the “Grand Dame of Broad Street” includes several public attractions along with luxury apartments and fancy ballrooms.

Jalen Hurts' absence came after Saquon Barkley spent Sunday with Trump at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., and flew back to Washington, D.C., on Air Force One.

Johnson had been with The Fanatic since 2016, and his sudden exit leaves Ricky Bottalico as the final 'Best Show Ever?" host.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was among the Birds who skipped the event, but he got a shout-out from President Donald Trump anyway.

“In some ways, Penn was sort of where the first shots were fired in a war on elite universities,” Scott Bok said during an interview about his book, looking back on the fall 2023 semester.

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office wants to produce a grand jury presentment, but the church has argued that state law doesn't allow such reports to target private institutions.

Between 2019 and 2023, overdose deaths increased by 61% among Black people and by 17% among Hispanic people in the city.

The lawmakers want the $40 million "to stand up care in communities that Prospect Medical Holdings is leaving behind."

With $30 million in state grants, pharmaceutical giant Merck is building a factory to employ 500 at an old DuPont site near Wilmington.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced charges against a funeral home owner for deceiving thousands of pet owners who paid for cremation services.

The proton beam therapy center will be Penn's fourth when it opens in late 2027. The others are at HUP, Virtua Voorhees, and Lancaster General.

Pathology can be subjective. This AI tool aims to standardize the process.

Historic Germantown is one of hundreds of organizations whose IMLS grant have been cancelled. The consequences go beyond fundraising and infrastructure issues.

More than a third of Black adults report they do not know how to swim, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention statistics, more than twice the rate for adults overall.

Popular culture has shifted from therapist as distant authority to therapist as friend. Which depiction is healthier?

A New York woman had a rare medical condition that required the removal of her kidney. She opted to donate it to a stranger.

In 1959, as a groundbreaking Black manager at Remington Rand, he oversaw the wiring of a $3.5 million computer for the Atomic Energy Commission.

More than 100,000 people nationwide, including 5,000 in the Philadelphia area, are waiting for organ donations, a reality that was unfamiliar to Vinny Vella — until he faced end-stage kidney failure.

Inspectors did not find any safety problems at the hospital during the 10-month period.

Most runners see substantial performance losses after they turn 70. Not Jeannie Rice, who just turned 77 and ran the Boston Marathon on Monday.

Lionell Dotson had contended that the school kept the remains of his sister Katricia after she was killed in the 1985 bombing of the Black liberation group’s West Philadelphia headquarters.

Penn physicists were among more than 13,000 researchers from 70 countries who shared the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics.

Last fall, Pennsylvania's attorney general sued the owner of the Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital for financial mismanagement and negligence. With the closings, a community suffers.

Anxiety is rising for some of the millions of people who identify as neurodivergent. More companies are requiring workers to return to an office five days a week,

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aims to phase out eight synthetic food dyes. Some beloved Philadelphia and regional snacks use the dyes in their formulas.