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Two 19-year-old men suffered gunshot wounds as a result of the attack, with one dying as a result of his injuries.
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Late Tuesday night, Wilmington Police reported that a suspect, a 23 year old man, was taken into custody in Philadelphia.
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ChristianaCare researchers identified a developmental genetic pattern that showed how colorectal cancer develops. The findings revealed that certain types of genes drive cancer growth and resistance, and how the precise timing of how they develop is linked to colon cancer formation.The research team’s work also showed the genes can predict survival in colorectal cancer patients, indicating it can be a marker of disease behavior and a target for future therapies.This week, Delaware Public Media’s Joe Irizarry sat down with Bruce Boman, M.D., senior author of the study and senior researcher at ChristianaCare’s Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute to discuss this colorectal cancer research.
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The Health Center Middletown Campus will expand services with an 87 thousand square-foot facility. That will include behavioral health, oncology, cardiovascular and pediatric care.
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The $9.3 million cardio center will open in late 2027. The health campus is set to open in late 2028 or early 2029.
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ChristianaCare receives approval to build a new acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Newark.
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ChristianaCare is among the healthcare organizations around the country whose data was involved in a cybersecurity incident at Oracle Health – the former Cerner Corporation.
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The state and ChristianaCare agree to pause ongoing litigation related to HB 350 and the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board.
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Gov. Matt Meyer discusses the state's ongoing legal battle with ChristianaCare, clean energy generation avenues and future education funding reform efforts at his latest monthly press conference.
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The two health entities signed a non-binding letter of intent to look into the combined system, which would provide care across more than 10 contiguous counties in New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland.