PBS39 News Tonight (Segment on "Tech Neck")
PBS39 | Feb. 5

Several local universities suspending study abroad programs to China amid coronavirus outbreak
FOX29 | Jan. 31

How a pending Jefferson deal could reshape Philadelphia’s health-care market
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Jan. 19

Government Studying Widely Used Chemicals Linked to Health Issues
The New York Times | Dec. 5

Allentown woman among rare cases of court-ordered quarantine in U.S.
The Morning Call | Dec. 1

Hahnemann closure puts $51 million in Medicaid funds in play. Will the money stay in Philly?
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Nov. 21

Until we know more about long-term effects, total ban on vaping products is needed
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Oct. 29

Temple researchers will look at link between PFAS and cancer
WHYY | Sept. 27

Hahnemann’s end was expected to be a crisis. But that’s not what happened, Philly health officials say
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Sept. 27

Temple opens clinic to serve North Philly, including former Hahnemann patients
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Sept. 20

LVHN continues expansion with plan to acquire troubled Coordinated Health
The Morning Call | Sept. 19

The new face of healthcare education—simulation
CIOReview.com | Sept. 9

More Than Half of Younger Patients Skip or Quit Blood Pressure Meds
U.S. News & World Report, the Chicago Tribune, and others | Aug.

'Not just a Philadelphia issue': Bernie Sanders rallies against Hahnemann closure—and for Medicare for All
The Philadelphia Inquirer | July 15

Temple University goes 'smoke free,' and then some
The Philadelphia Inquirer | July 6

Closing Hahnemann could deprive some struggling neighborhoods of a key safety net
The Philadelphia Inquirer | July 6

Bariatric divorce: why extreme weight loss leads to break ups
The Guardian | June 17

Leann Birch, Who Knew How to Get a Child to Eat Peas, Dies at 72
The New York Times | June 2

Teens and Families Trained to Engage with Researchers in PCORI-Funded Project
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute | May 23

A Daunting Operation Offers Relief to Obese Teenagers
The New York Times | May 16

This California banker bet on turning around Philly's Hahnemann Hospital. He's running out of time.
The Philadelphia Inquirer | April 8

Botox seeks FDA approval for major depressive disorder (print magazine)
New Beauty | April 3

Temple University to ban tobacco on campus
Philly.com | April 2

Why schools like Temple choose to go tobacco-free
Philadelphia Magazine | April 2

Temple University to ban smoking and vaping fall
Philly Voice | April 2

Temple plans to be tobacco-free campus by fall semester
6 ABC | April 2

Temple University to ban use of tobacco products on campus
CBS 3 | April 2

Temple to require vaccines for incoming students after mumps outbreak
Pocono Record | April 2

"We have to do more with less," says Coordinated Health president after cutting jobs and spending
The Morning Call | March 29

Mumps vaccine clinic at Temple delivers 2,285 doses in first day to students who lines up for MMR shots
The Philadelphia Inquirer | March 28

Penn. sued over proposal to force hospitals to contract with all plans
Modern Healthcare | March 27

Under Penn, Jefferson's shadow, can Temple Health, a de facto public hospital, ever catch a break?
The Philadelphia Inquirer | March 10

Temple researcher, local group awarded grant to support PFAS research, community work
The Intelligencer | Feb. 11

Roger Ideishi counsels Center for the Performing Arts on sensory-friendly events
Penn State News | Feb. 4 

Temple's proposed sale of Fox Chase Cancer Center to Jefferson could boost health in North Philly
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Jan. 10

Poverty among older Philadelphians on the rise
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Dec. 12

Temple students deliver customized fittings to children with cerebral palsy
Philly Voice | Dec. 12

Temple OT students help better the life of children with cerebral palsy
6 ABC | Dec. 12

Temple students give 30 children with cerebral palsy life-changing gifts
CBS 3 | Dec. 12

Dementia Is Getting Some Very Public Faces
The New York Times | Nov. 9

2018 diabetes facts and statistics
Wallet Hub | Nov. 6

Essity Launches Handwashing Works!, A Free Hand Hygiene Education Program For Elementary Schools Nationwide
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and other outlets | Oct. 15

Tower Health buying Premier Urgent Care, but not its tax liens
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Oct. 2

Fox Chase official receives grant to improve genetic risk communication
The Philadelphia Tribune | Aug. 31

New York Has World-Class Hospitals. Why Is It So Bad for People in Need of Transplants?
The New York Times | July 11

Temple study in search of gay Latino couples
Philadelphia Gay News | June 28

Do soda taxes hurt or help the poor?
WHYY | June 21

Episode #1820: Bilingual Parenting
NPR/Latino USA | May 11

Weight loss and relationships: not always a match made in heaven
Metro | May 9

Sensory-friendly Pennsylvania Ballet performances make art accessible to all
Philadelphia Family | April

Safe injection sites are one answer to the opioid crisis
WHYY | April 16

After weight-loss surgery, singles were more likely to start a relationship and couples were more likely to split
The Los Angeles Times | March 28

Pedaling Their Own Path: Biking Helps Individuals with Mental Illness Overcome Barriers and Live Healthier Lives
Santa Barbara Independent | Feb. 27

Radio Times: Mass shootings and the conversation around mental health
WHYY | Feb. 16

Do the Poconos need three hospitals?
The Morning Call | Jan. 23

Jefferson completes acquisition of Magee Rehabilitation
Philly.com | Jan. 7