The Temple community rose to confront the challenge of a worldwide pandemic.

A nonpartisan healthcare think tank reviewed hospitals nationwide to determine how successful they are at serving people of color living in their communities.

The researchers are developing a tool that will accurately determine the 30-day readmission risk among patients who have diabetes.

Front-line workers at Temple Health are getting Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccinations.

A recent investiture ceremony recognized the appointment of five named, endowed chairs.

Hospitalized patients are being given cellphones and paired with student volunteers ready to listen.

Temple University Hospital is seeking your help in procuring personal protective equipment for front-line medical workers.

Led by the Temple University Chinese Community, multiple Asian and Chinese organizations from around the city donated more than 81,000 items of personal protective equipment to Temple University Hospital.

The research team came away with promising results in the study of a drug molecule’s effect on the brain’s ability to stave off protein buildup.

The drug, rilpivirine, may also be effective against other mosquito-borne viral diseases.

Researchers from the Lewis Katz School of Medicine and partner institutions developed a tool that will aid in the search for a new class of painkillers with fewer side effects.

A gift from a Temple trustee will create a new hub for researching the disease.