The Philadelphia Inquirer has been covering health inequities and potential remedial solutions for years. One recent story described how a new policy requires that patients’ kidney function be estimated without taking their race into account, highlighting the case of a Black woman whose kidney transplant was delayed five years because...
A common question that comes up: “Does it Matter What Pharmacy School You Go To?” Choosing a pharmacy school can be a difficult choice for many students. This choice for myself was not too difficult. I knew I wanted to stay close to home where all my family and friends...
Have you ever noticed bony growths on the floor of your mouth, just beneath your tongue? If so, you may be experiencing mandibular tori. While these growths are not harmful, they can be quite bothersome and disruptive to your daily life. Whether you were born with them or developed them...