We need price transparency in healthcare | Opinion

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The refreshing exception was Temple University Hospital, which the report found was among the fewer than 6% of U.S. hospitals showing all their...

Pa.’s school mask mandate is law. Will Lancaster County officials enforce it?

By Dan Nephin

“It’s not a law if you define a law as a statute passed by the Legislature. But it's a legal order. It’s an order that the law allows (the acting...

Promising HIV cure developed by Temple researchers advances to clinical trial

By Hannah Kanik

They will be carried out by Excision BioTherapeutics, a company co-founded by Temple microbiologist Kamel Khalili. Earlier this year, Excision...

How COVID-19 hybrid immunity could be a potential pandemic game-changer

By L. Nedda Dastmalchi

Lily Nedda Dastmalchi, D.O., M.A., is a physician and cardiology fellow at Temple University Hospital, and a contributor to the ABC News Medical...

Vaccinated People, Medical Professionals Torn As FDA Rejects Pfizer Booster Shot For Most Americans

By Matt Petrillo

The decision was not a surprise for nurse practitioner Dominic Marano, who treats COVID patients at Temple University Hospital.

A tornado caused millions of dollars in damage to Temple’s Ambler campus. Recovery could take decades.

By Sue Snyder

Graduate student John Harre was in an online class at Temple University’s Ambler campus when the internet went out. Then the power. He heard what...

Temple researchers take another step toward curing HIV

By Marie McCullough

In 2014, Temple University researchers proved they could use state-of-the-art molecular scissors to cut out dormant HIV hiding in human cells in...

Cities Struggle to End the Urban Digital Divide

By David Rosen

Alex Wermer-Colan of Temple University says that last year a grassroots group of volunteers from organizations around the city started a wireless...

Parents, including a top Pa. Republican, are suing over the school mask mandate. Here’s what to know about the cases.

By Maddie Hanna

“COVID fatigue applies to everybody, including judges,” said Scott Burris, director of the Center for Public Health Law Research at Temple...

Historic Hockessin Colored School #107 being preserved, transformed into diversity center

By Alicia Vitarelli

On Wednesday, architectural graduate students from Temple University visited the school, which is being preserved but also transformed into a...

Skilling the Future Workforce with BRT’s Kristen Silverberg & Temple University’s Jason Wingard

Business Roundtable Executive Vice President of Policy Kristen Silverberg and Temple University President Jason Wingard join CNBC’s Capital...

‘Clear Pathway’ Out of Waco Seen Emerging for Patent Defendants

By Matthew Bultman

Through the end of June, the judge denied 29 of 37 contested requests to transfer patent suits out of the Western District of Texas and to another...

Belligerent passengers, mask fights: Flying is awful now and we are the worst

By Matt Leon

We wanted to talk about this unruly behavior, the effect it has on the work force and what could be done to try and mitigate it so we caught up...

Exploring rare potential harms from low-dose CT lung cancer screening to aid decision making

By Marty Stempniak

“In-depth discussions about willingness to undergo treatment must be done before screening to avoid scenarios like this,” Lynde Lutzow, MD, with...

After the latest wave of conference realignment, is there a good league left for Temple? | Mike Jensen

By Mike Jensen

As the latest round of college league realignment craziness hits locally, Temple must once again ask: Is there a good league out there for the...

The US women’s soccer team got the same contract as the men

By Courtney Vinopal

“This definitely is a major step forward,” says Leeja Carter, a feminist exercise and sports psychology scholar at Temple University, adding that...

Department of Justice Asks Judge to Block Enforcement of Texas Abortion Ban

By Kayla Hui

Despite being challenged by the Department of Justice, the law is still in effect, according to Rachel Rebouché, JD, LLM,...

Bloomsburg University students can apply to Temple pharmacy program

By Eric Scicchitano

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania and the Temple University School of Pharmacy signed an agreement to guarantee admission for up to six...

Poverty went down in 2020 thanks to government help

By Alfred Lubrano

Statistics in the Census report weren’t local. But, said Temple University sociologist Judith Levine, director of the school’s Public Policy Lab,...

Poor sleep, social functioning increase psychotic experiences in college students

By Kalie VanDewater

“Relationships between social functioning, sleep quality and psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) in college student populations are less understood...

5 Best Food Influencers to Follow in Philadelphia

By Nina Violi

Christina Mitchell and Becca Neckritz, two Temple University students set to graduate in 2022, review food and drinks in the area while balancing...

The college fall semester begins as another pandemic chapter unfolds

By Sue Snyder

“We have to be really ready for this to be crazy,” said Sara Goldrick-Rab, a Temple University professor who runs the Hope Center for College,...

‘This Is What America Is About’: Afghan Refugees Arrive At Philadelphia International Airport

By Howard Monroe

News outlets were kept away, but the American Red Cross, military personnel, the Philadelphia Fire Department, and doctors from Temple University...

Your questions about climbing COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania, answered

By Sarah Anne Hughes

 Krys Johnson, assistant professor of instruction in Temple University’s Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, said there isn’t good data...

More Universities, Higher Ed Groups Step Up To Help Afghan Refugees

By Michael T. Nietzel

Among other preparations, physicians from Thomas Jefferson University and Temple University are expected to perform triage for refugees arriving...