Drew Amorosi is a managing editor at Healio | HemOnc Today. He specializes in hematology, oncology, and cellular therapy, drawing on his extensive background in health and medicine journalism. Amorosi's work has been recognized with multiple awards, including features in Healio and SPIRIT MEDIA GROUP.
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By: Drew Amorosi
Among the rolling hills at the far western end of Delaware County lies a historic campus that is home to the nation's oldest historically Black university, Cheyney University.
The district attorney's office has cleared an Aldan borough police officer of any wrongdoing stemming from a lethal gunshot wound during an incident that occurred during the early morning hours on Aug. 6.
By: Drew Amorosi
Residents of more than 900 affordable housing units in West and Southwest Philadelphia may soon find themselves without a place to live after a
By: Drew Amorosi
Media held its inaugural National Night Out event this year on Aug. 4, bringing together the borough's residents, law enforcement, and emergency services personnel for an opportunity to connect.
There to take that handoff at Widener University was Dr. Stacey M. Robertson, the school's 11th president, who, last Monday and Tuesday, greeted
By: Drew Amorosi
Thirteen young women from Philadelphia recently returned from a week across the Atlantic as part of a study abroad program.
By: Drew Amorosi
NBA all-star Jaylen Duren returned to Sharon Hill, his hometown, last Saturday, Aug. 29, for a community event in his honor.
By: Drew Amorosi
Meanwhile, the number of children detained by the county has also decreased by 90 percent over the last decade, from 814 in 2014 to 66 in 2025.
By: Drew Amorosi
The legislation, called Fanta's Law, proposes mandating additional firearms training for police officers in Delaware, Bucks, Montgomery, and Lancaster counties.
By: Drew Amorosi
A blood drive event held recently in Chester was part of a coordinated nationwide “Mega Blood Drive” organized by We LoveU – a United Nationsassociated
