Stefano Puntoni of the Wharton School says that voice capabilities and anthropomorphic cues could strengthen interactions with AI companions.

Deepak Khanna of Penn Medicine says that urinating on a wound or sting can worsen the pain and cause a localized infection, which can lead to a systemic reaction.

Penn has joined with Drexel University and waste management startup Rego to donate unwanted items during move-out instead of leaving them on the curb, featuring remarks from sustainability director Nina Morris.

Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School says that the economy’s current stability is the reason for the Fed not to change one of its fundamentals by cutting interest rates.

As of 2018, only 30% of homes in FEMA-classified “special flood hazard areas” had flood insurance, according to an analysis by the Wharton Climate Center.

Penn Medicine’s first mobile mammogram van will offer free X-ray screenings for breast cancer at a Penn-hosted community health fair in West Philadelphia.

An analysis from the Wharton School finds that a new fedearl law will leave households in low-income and some middle-income categories “worse off” overall.

Mark F. Dingfield has been named executive vice president of Penn, featuring remarks from President J. Larry Jameson.

Joseph Gyourko of the Wharton School and a colleague write that “local barriers to construction increasingly determine where America grows.”

Lily Brown of the Perelman School of Medicine says that moving the needle in suicide prevention will require implementing a universal risk assessment for children in state care.