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Primary Care at Drexel Internal Medicine

By emphasizing preventive medicine, risk reduction and overall wellness, we work with you toward the best possible outcomes.

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Drexel Medicine's Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice

Since 1993, the Partnership has served thousands of patients and
families in Philadelphia coping with HIV/AIDS.

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Quality, Compassionate Care for All in Philadelphia

Drexel Medicine offers high quality, compassionate care for all. We welcome patients without regard to race, culture, religion, gender identify or sexual orientation. We are LGTBQ+ community friendly and our care is judgement free.

Many of our providers have worked in Philadelphia for decades. We understand the city’s diverse neighborhoods. Our providers speak English, Spanish, French, Farsi, Hindi, Mandarin, Haitian Creole, Togo and Ibo.

As the clinical practice group of Drexel University College of Medicine, we seek to advance care by conducting innovative research. We keep up with the latest advances to better serve our community and students. We teach the next generation of physicians to care for everyone that they treat with kindness and skill.

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Drexel Medicine Highlights

Pros and Cons of Cannabis Use

With the legalization of medical cannabis—more commonly known as marijuana—in more than three-quarters of states and Washington, DC, articles reporting the drug’s benefits have become easy to find online. But Wei Du, MD, codirector of Drexel’s Cannabis Research Center, cautions against accepting this news at face value.
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Health Screenings - What You Need and When

Keeping up with health screenings can help you catch issues early and even avoid certain kinds of illness. Here are general guidelines for health screenings categorized by age group.
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Suncare Tips for People of Color

Black and Hispanic participants in a 2018 study said they believed their skin cancer risk was low because of their darker skin tones and because skin cancer did not run in their families.
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What’s a Community Health Fair, and Why Should I Attend One?

With spring on the horizon, community health fairs will become a common sight in many Philadelphia neighborhoods. At these free public events, local organizations and health care providers set up booths to offer educational information, health screenings, and preventative health care services.
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RAM (Remote Area Medical) Pop-up Clinic

Saturday & Sunday, Aug 16-17
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