Penn Libraries provides VisualDX to enhance dermatological education for medical students.

A new edition of the book, “Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional” is out, which provides public health professionals with the knowledge and tools they need to address the devastating health impacts of racism.

Penn GSE, the School District of Philadelphia, Foundations, Inc., and the Consortium for Policy Research in Education are partnering to create an innovative and scalable college and career readiness model for students.

The Annenberg Public Policy Center survey data show that public recall of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline number has grown slowly since the three-digit phone number was introduced in July 2022.

The collaborative effort will work to remove barriers to accurate blood pressure measurement and helping people get earlier diagnosis and treatment in partnership with a health care provider.

Twenty students have been selected for the 2024-25 cohort of the Graduate Associates Program to engage with the community of experts and scholars and develop skills relevant to shaping policy in their areas of study.

In her new book, “Human Leadership for Humane Technology: The New AI: Agency Ignited,” Cornelia Walther explores the relationship of natural and artificial intelligence and argues that for AI to have a positive impact on humanity we must systematically and intentionally harness it as a force for social good.

In a new paper, doctoral student Ran Wang explores what happened to Chinese fanfiction communities after a wave of increased government censorship in early 2020.

The program, created from a $2 million gift to Penn Nursing by former Penn President Amy Gutmann and her husband Michael Doyle, provides financial aid for exemplary undergraduate and graduate nursing students

Penn Engineering’s David Issadore and Jacob Brenner and their lab groups will work on an interdisciplinary project funded by the NEMO Prize to package and deliver DNA into the nucleus of a cell.