Main Line Health will serve as healthcare provider at Aronimink Golf Club during the 2026 PGA Championship. The organization plans comprehensive medical coverage for players and attendees throughout championship week.
Philadelphia Magazine has named 413 Main Line Health physicians among its Top Doctors for 2026. The recognition covers a broad range of specialties across the health system.
Roxborough Memorial Hospital’s podiatry team earned second place at a major national conference for their research on popliteal nerve block techniques using ultrasound guidance. The hospital highlighted both resident-led studies on surgical pain management advances.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia researchers received this year’s Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences for pioneering FDA-approved gene therapies treating inherited blindness. Patients shared their experiences at an international ceremony recognizing advances that bring hope to affected families.
Temple University announced plans for a new honors college following a major donation from alumna Jane Creamer Sullivan. The initiative aims to expand opportunities for top-performing students beginning in fall 2027.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia expressed sorrow after three workers died in a garage collapse in Grays Ferry. The hospital thanked first responders for their efforts and pledged full cooperation with ongoing investigations.
Two researchers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia have been named to the TIME100 list for their work on patient-tailored CRISPR gene editing therapy. Their breakthrough offers hope for treating rare genetic diseases that were previously untreatable.
Owen Barbagallo’s research into NYC subway history appeared on LinkNYC kiosks citywide thanks to Temple University’s CARAS grant. His project brought historical facts directly to pedestrians using one of New York’s largest communication networks.
Dr. Jay Simhan spoke about erectile dysfunction and diabetes in a new educational segment from Temple Health and 6abc. The discussion highlights important connections between these two common health issues.
Dr. Parth M. Rali participated as a panelist in an American Thoracic Society event discussing new pulmonary embolism guidelines. His involvement reflects continued efforts to advance clinical practice standards.