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  • Penn Medicine and Wharton Executive Education launch health care innovation program

    Health Care Innovation, a program partnership with Penn Medicine and the Aresty Institute of Executive Education at the Wharton School, is designed for senior-level clinicians and health care executives from a variety of settings—large established health care organizations, private practices, and startup companies. The four-day program will be offered April 25-28, 2019 in Philadelphia.

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  • New imaging tools that trace breast cancer enzymes may help guide therapies

    A set of emerging diagnostic tools may help identify breast cancer patients who are most likely to benefit from therapies that target important enzymes fueling a range of subtypes, including BCRA-mutated and triple negative cancers.

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  • ‘SOAR-ing’ helps elders remain safely at home

    Now, a new initiative at HUP called SOAR (supporting older adults at risk) is working to decrease hospital readmission rates, getting patients home sooner and keeping them there longer.

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  • Men's lacrosse ranked No. 23 in Inside Lacrosse preseason poll

    Inside Lacrosse released its preseason Top-25 as part of its 2019 Face-Off Yearbook, ranking the Penn men's lacrosse program No. 23.

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  • Alex Touche named Northeast All-Region

    Sophomore defender Alex Touche was named third-team Northeast All-Region by the United Soccer Coaches, after Touche was named a first-team selection by the Ivy League following the conclusion of the season for the Quakers. 

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  • Will Deutsche Bank survive its latest crisis?

    Wharton's David Zaring discusses alleged money laundering at the bank in the wake of police raids on its Frankfurt offices.

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  • Overcoming the holiday overwhelm

    While it can be a joyous time of year, for many people the holidays bring a whirlwind of demands that can add another layer of stress to already busy lives.

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  • Exit line: The effects of employee turnover on manufacturing

    Wharton's Ken Moon discusses his research on the how employee turnover can affect manufacturers' bottom lines.

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  • Twelve from Sprint Football receive All-CSFL honors

    The Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) has announced its All-CSFL selections, with Penn featuring 12 total selections, including five first-team selections.

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  • Penn’s Basser Center for BRCA chooses Maria Jasin for 2018 Basser Global Prize

    Maria Jasin is a member of the Developmental Biology Program at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and a professor at the Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences at Cornell University, and the recipient of the sixth annual Basser Global Prize.

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