Join this weekly support group.

This support group provides information of interest to those with pulmonary fibrosis, their family, caregivers and supporters, and offers an opportunity for support and socialization.

As part of the Genome Sciences Core facility’s ongoing efforts to introduce new technologies, we are hosting an informational seminar, sponsored by Parse Biosciences, about their new instrument‑free single cell technology. The presentation, which will also be offered virtually, will include an attractive industry‑sponsored single cell competition to profile and sequence up to 100,000 cells. We look forward […]

Two Biomedical Sciences students will present.

This case-based Penn State Project ECHO series aims to provide the knowledge, support and resources necessary to increase the capacity and confidence of primary care providers to effectively practice using medication for opioid use disorder.

Walk In Wednesday at Holy Spirit. Come if interested in hearing or learning about open clinical positions!

Graduate students and postdocs may sign-up to receive a CV or resume review during a quick 20-minute session.

Learn how to use Tinkercad software to create and 3D print a Valentine’s Day Gift box and cookie cutter in this free, in-person workshop.

This class covers phases/stages of labor and delivery, comfort measures and breathing techniques to use during labor, pain medication options and what to expect postpartum.  It is best if taken in the last 4 months of pregnancy.  For registration information, call 717-981-8238 or e-mail hmoretz@pennstatehealth.psu.edu.

Experts from Penn State Health Children's Hospital share information on pediatric heart procedures and answer viewer questions during a live webchat.

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Presented by: Bertrand S. Clarke, B.Sc., PhD, Professor and Chair, Department of Statistics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Learn how to stand up to microaggressions and bias and create a more welcoming workplace at Penn State Health.

Hosted by the Penn State Center for Medical Innovation, the I-Corps@NCATS program is a 5-week short course that offers a methodology to identify the commercial potential of your technology.