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A group of former Project Veritas whistleblowers released a video expressing support for the organization’s founder James O’Keefe after he was forced to leave the company last week following a prolonged conflict with its board of directors.
Eagle Disposal, an East Earl Township-based company providing trash and recycling pickup service to residents of multiple Lancaster County municipalities, has settled with the state Attorney General’s office over customer
St. George’s University’s new scholarship program—the Equity in Medicine scholarship—focuses on developing strong physician pipelines in underserved areas by recruiting students from these areas and encouraging them to return home to practice. According to Health Resources and Services Administration, medically underserved areas are areas designated as having too few primary care providers and other factors. Read about two Equity in Medicine Scholarship recipients who are committed to working in areas where care is needed most. Anders Grant Her commitment: Primary care on Native Ameri...
Andrew Kowalski, MD/MPH ’12, knows Chicago. He grew up in the Second City suburbs, went to college at Loyola University Chicago, and now works as an interventional nephrologist and assistant professor at MacNeal Hospital—the Illinois-based hospital where he was born and where he volunteered prior to becoming a medical student at St. George’s University. Like in many American cities, kidney disease is a widespread issue in Chicago, which is where Dr. Kowalski comes in. St. George’s University: How big of a problem is kidney disease in America? Dr. Andrew Kowalski: More than one in seve...
In cities and towns across the United States, in specialties spanning all of medicine, St. George’s University graduates are making an undeniable impact on healthcare. According to a recent report from the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB), 11,627 SGU graduates were licensed to practice medicine in the US in 2019, making it the largest source of doctors for the entire US workforce—ahead of any other US or international medical school. “We stand back and marvel at the outstanding work being done by our graduates in all corners of the US and the world,” said Dr. G. Richard Olds,...