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Over 2,500 graduates celebrated at five ceremonies.

Sidney Kimmel Medical College student Virali Patel chosen for selective NIH program.

Exploring if obesity can actually improve cancer outcomes; how abnormal DNA is repaired in Huntington’s Disease; how a mitochondrial protein could be a target in liver cancer.

From across the University, 12 graduates reflect on their time at Jefferson and what the future holds.

Dr. Mary Stephens cared for athletes and provided moral support in Italy.

The Class of 2025 found out where they will complete their residencies in a jubilant ceremony.

Medical, health communication design and UX/IxD students deliver anti-stigma, harm-reduction messaging in a low-tech way.

Athlete Emelia Perry highlights the need for accessible facilities and trained physicians.

Dr. Bavaria, who in addition to serving as Executive Director of the Bruce & Robbi Toll Heart & Vascular Institute will serve as Chair of the Department of Cardiac Surgery, formally joined Jefferson Health and the University’s Sidney Kimmel Medical College on January 15, 2025. 

A researcher’s journey into understanding a deceptively simple deadly disease to develop promising vaccines