Category: News

The Medical Minute: Summer foot fashion doesn't always lead to foot health

Jul 25, 2013

With temperatures sizzling, we have long since shed our heavy clothing and boots, replacing them with as little clothing as possible.

Sarah Smith – Spirit of Internationalization Award

Jul 25, 2013

Sarah Smith is a fourth-year medical student at the University Park Regional Campus of Penn State College of Medicine.

Superhero window washers visit Children’s Hospital

Jul 23, 2013

Some popular superheroes recently traded in their special powers for window washing equipment and converged on Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital.

The connection between weight loss surgery and gene alteration

Jul 18, 2013

Ann Rogers, MD, Director, Penn State Hershey Surgical Weight Loss, discusses the recent Canadian study that shows weight-loss surgery can alter the genes of children born after surgery.

The Medical Minute: Tips for weathering a heat wave

Jul 18, 2013

Extreme heat can lead to a range of ailments. Conditions such as heat rash or heat cramps can be treated at home. But when a more serious condition such as […]

The dangers of an abnormal heart muscle

Jul 11, 2013

Country music star Randy Travis is being treated for a stroke that followed his hospital admission to treat viral cardiomyopathy. Viral cardiomyopathy is a weakened heart muscle.

Gov. Corbett visits Penn State Hershey, tours Clinical Simulation Center

Jul 11, 2013

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett toured the Penn State Hershey Clinical Simulation Center this week, applauding the facility for its work in preparing medical students and others for the healthcare workforce.

Penn State's 2013-14 CURE Program allocation to help support research mission

Jul 10, 2013

Penn State has received its annual infusion of tobacco settlement funding, which will help support Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center's research mission.

Penn State Hershey offering medical support at battle reenactment

Jul 3, 2013

During the Battle of Gettysburg, wounded soldiers were often rushed to hospital tents, which were not exactly state-of-the-art medical facilities by modern standards.

The Medical Minute: Play it safe with fireworks this Fourth of July

Jul 2, 2013

Nothing says summer like the Fourth of July, and nothing says “Happy Independence Day!” like fireworks.

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