Temple Health has named Robert A. Winn, MD, as director for Fox Chase Cancer Center starting later this summer. Leaders say his experience will help expand cancer research and care both regionally and nationally.
Dr. Rajiv Bhuta shared his perspective with Medscape on a recent study linking continued GLP-1 therapy before elective upper endoscopy to higher residual gastric volume risk. The study suggests clear liquids may lower this risk.
Amara McFarland from Hematology and Keeya Leary from TMS-Pulmonary have received the February 2026 TFP C.A.R.E.S. Award for outstanding service at Temple Health. Both were nominated by peers for their professionalism and positive impact on patients.
Dr. Daniel Salerno shared his perspective with Medscape on recent research about diagnosing allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis. The findings question traditional diagnostic tools and suggest viewing allergic fungal lung disease as a spectrum.
Temple University Hospital-Episcopal Campus welcomed members from America’s Essential Hospitals for a site visit focused on innovative addiction recovery partnerships. The event showcased collaborations between hospital teams and community organizations supporting people facing homelessness and substance use disorder.
Lovejoy Paltu-Ob has been named Service Excellence Employee of the Month at TUH-Main Campus for her outstanding nursing care and leadership. Colleagues praised her mentorship skills as well as her dedication to patient advocacy.
Dr. Michaela Seigo appeared in a sponsored segment with 6abc and Temple Health discussing pneumonia symptoms and treatments. The feature aims to educate viewers on recognizing and managing this common illness.
Lauren Gordon of Temple Health has been named among Becker’s top hospital HR leaders for 2026. The recognition highlights her contributions to workforce management in healthcare.
Dr. J. Milo Sewards offered advice to Flow Space on how midlife women can improve bone and joint health. The story was also featured by Yahoo! Health.
Dr. Sabrina Islam spoke with Philadelphia Magazine about why women are less likely to receive bystander CPR. She cited a recent study showing a significant gender gap and discussed contributing factors such as lack of awareness.