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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Philadelphia's African American community gathered on Sunday, June 21, at Malcolm X Park in West Philly and along 52nd St. to take in this year's Juneteenth Parade and Festival.
By: Drew Amorosi
Nine individuals who refused to vacate a protest encampment on the campus of Swarthmore College will face a jury trial next week after a judge denied their request to dismiss criminal trespass charges.
By: Drew Amorosi
The grace period, which varies by state, accommodates overseas and military voters, delays in the postal service, or severe weather events.
By: Drew Amorosi
The first public event for the WOW Mobile Health Unit was on June 20, Father's Day weekend, during the Hoops for Health basketball tournament at the Darby Recreation Center.
By: Drew Amorosi
School Superintendent Dr. Tony B. Watlington Sr. (at podium) was joined by (from left) school board President Reginald Streater, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, and a host of others to announce an agreement to fund public schools and preserve 340 jobs that were in jeopardy.
By: Drew Amorosi
The estranged daughter of a slain Chester Heights couple was charged last week as a co-conspirator in their 2022 shooting deaths, the District
By: Drew Amorosi, Dan McCarty
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health first declared a heat health emergency on June 30 that lasted through July 5.
By: Drew Amorosi
Gray skies and a steady rain failed to dampen the celebration as the West Powelton Steppers and Drum Squad celebrated their 35th anniversary with a parade and street dedication honors in late June.
By: Drew Amorosi
With the mercury reaching 100 degrees at step off, a little heat could not stop what is billed as Delaware County's longest running July 4 parade.
By: Drew Amorosi
The nine individuals arrested for refusing to leave a pro- Palestinian protest encampment on the campus of Swarthmore College have agreed to a plea
