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Two women walk toward the Penn State Health Hershey Medical Center Main Entrance alongside a scaffolding. Above theirs is a sign indicating that the entrance to the hospital and the Children's Hospital is straight ahead.

Penn State Health Children’s Hospital entrance changes temporarily due to construction

May 14, 2018

Be advised that, due to construction, vehicle traffic will not be able to access the front of the Children’s Hospital. University Drive will be closed just after the Main Entrance […]

The Penn State Nittany Lion statue is seen in Penn State College of Medicine's outdoor courtyard. The statue is seen at the right of the photo in focus, framed by trees and pink flowers to the left and above and grass below.

College of Medicine professor receives Faculty Scholar Medal

May 13, 2018

A Penn State College of Medicine faculty member is one of six Penn State faculty to receive the 2018 Faculty Scholar Medal for Outstanding Achievement.

Examples of microRNA stem-loops, with the mature microRNAs shown in red.

MicroRNAs show signs of promise for prostate cancer screening tests

May 10, 2018

A team of medical researchers have taken a step in investigating whether a type of RNA found to be linked to cancers - called microRNAs - could one day be used as a more accurate screening test for prostate cancer.

A woman in a wide-brimmed hat is on her knees, wearing yellow gardening gloves and pulling weeds from alongside a building.

The Medical Minute: Easing the itch of poison ivy and poison oak

May 9, 2018

April showers might bring May flowers, but they also bring the arrival of troublesome plants such as poison ivy and poison oak that can cause mild to severe allergic reactions.

Dr. John Ingraham, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon in plastic surgery at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, is the May 2018 recipient of Penn State College of Medicine™s "Exceptional Moments in Teaching" honor. A head-and-shoulders photo of Ingraham wearing his white medical coat and a shirt and tie is superimposed toward the left side of an image of the College of Medicine's Crescent building in Hershey, PA.

Ingraham recognized for Exceptional Moments in Teaching

May 8, 2018

Dr. John Ingraham, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon in plastic surgery at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, is the May 2018 recipient of Penn State College of Medicine's "Exceptional Moments in Teaching" honor.

Taryn Mockus, a doctoral candidate in Neuroscience, received the University's Graduate Student Excellence in Mentoring Award in April 2018. She is pictured with University President Eric Barron. The two are standing side by side, each holding one side of a certificate with Mockus' name.

College of Medicine graduate students honored for accomplishments

May 8, 2018

Three Penn State College of Medicine graduate students were honored in April 2018 with University awards.

An aerial view of the Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center campus.

Penn State Health on track for more renovations, improved patient services

May 7, 2018

Penn State Health is moving forward with significant construction and renovation projects that will allow the health system to better meet the health care needs of the community and create greater opportunities to advance biomedical and health science research and education.

A female nurse leans over a male patient's bed while holding onto a ventilation tube. Various medical equipment is in the background.

Penn State Health debuts photojournalistic project for National Nurses Week

May 7, 2018

“Carry the Day: The Power of a Nurse” presents starkly raw and emotionally real images of nurses demonstrating poise under pressure, pairing skill with hope in each critical and quiet moment of care in the MIMCU and MICU of Hershey Medical Center.

The Power of a Nurse: Penn State Health debuts photojournalistic project for National Nurses Week May 6-12

May 7, 2018

By Carolyn Kimmel and Jenn Knepper In nursing school, Chelsea Stoner learned all the necessary skills—patient assessment, medication calculations, charting—to train her for a career in health care, but nothing […]

Two doctors wearing blue scrubs, masks and caps stand next to a patient who is draped and laying on a procedure table. The doctors are looking up at a set of six computer monitors.

Penn State Health and Berks Cardiologists sign letter of intent for practice to join health system

May 3, 2018

Penn State Health and Berks Cardiologists, Ltd. announced today they have reached agreement for the cardiology practice to join Penn State Health Medical Group.

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