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- 1Penn Medicine plans new surgery centers in Delaware▼Penn Medicine expands Delaware push with planned surgery centers
Penn Medicine is expanding its presence in Delaware with plans to open new surgery centers. The announcement, reported by the Delaware Business Times, signals the health system's continued push into the state's healthcare market, adding outpatient surgical capacity for Delaware residents who often travel to Philadelphia for care.
- 2Penn State students win award linking health and environment through play▼Penn State students win award for connecting health and environment through play
Students at Pennsylvania State University have won an award for a project that connects human health and the environment through play. The recognition highlights growing interest in playful, interactive approaches to environmental and public health education, and the university is celebrating the students' achievement.
- 3Penn State Launches New Public Health Major▼Penn State College Of Health & Human Development Launches New Public Health Major
Penn State's College of Health and Human Development has introduced a new public health major, expanding academic options for students interested in community health, prevention and health policy. The announcement, reported by student outlet Onward State, marks a formal undergraduate pathway in a field that has drawn growing interest since the pandemic. Details on curriculum and enrollment have not yet been widely reported.
- 4Penn State alumni give to School of Music for student wellness▼Alumni’s gift to the School of Music aims to promote student wellness
Alumni of Pennsylvania State University have made a gift to the university's School of Music intended to promote student wellness. The donation, announced by Penn State, will direct support toward programmes that look after music students' wellbeing, an area of growing attention in conservatory and university music education.
- 5Measles outbreaks in Pennsylvania and New York raise concern in New England●Measles outbreaks in Penn., NY prompt concern, but New England cases remain low
Health officials are reporting measles outbreaks in Pennsylvania and New York, prompting concern across the northeastern United States. So far, New England states have recorded few or no cases, but authorities are urging residents to check their vaccination status as travel during the outbreaks increases the risk of imported infections spreading to new communities.
- 6Matters and Grigsby honored for exceptional teaching●Matters and Grigsby recognized for Exceptional Moments in Teaching
Two educators, Matters and Grigsby, have been recognized by Penn State Health for Exceptional Moments in Teaching, an award that highlights faculty members who have made a notable impact on students' learning experiences. The recognition celebrates their contributions to medical education and mentorship within the institution.
- 7Living Well With Heart Failure: Health Experts Share Advice●The Medical Minute: Living well with heart failure
Penn State Health has published a new installment of its Medical Minute series focused on living well with heart failure. The piece offers guidance for patients managing the chronic condition, covering lifestyle measures and daily habits that can improve quality of life. It forms part of the health system's ongoing effort to share practical medical information with the public.