International leaders in orthopedic surgery gathered in Philadelphia at Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals recently to establish the guidelines for preventing and treating joint infections.
Jefferson pediatrician J. Carlton Gartner Jr., MD, answers a teenagers questions about “white patches” on his face, in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Bladder cancer survivor Charlie Humphries wants to raise awareness of this type of cancer that is diagnosed in more than 70,000 people each year.
Diagnosed with tongue cancer, Janice turned to the head and neck cancer specialists at Jefferson for her cancer treatment and is now cancer free for the second time.
Join us for an interesting and important discussion about the prevention and treatment of pertussis and shingles at this free Women’s Health Source event.