Gabrielle Hamilton on shifting her focus from food to family in ‘Next of Kin’ Vogue Gabrielle Hamilton on shifting her focus from food to family in ‘Next of Kin’ In a Q&A, Gabrielle Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses her latest memoir, “Next of Kin.”
Teachers are struggling with work-life balance, but there are ways to help K-12 Dive Teachers are struggling with work-life balance, but there are ways to help Research from Penn suggests that team teaching supports job flexibility and teacher retention.
New legislation would require all Pennsylvania high schools to stock naloxone, the opioid-reversing drug Philadelphia Inquirer New legislation would require all Pennsylvania high schools to stock naloxone, the opioid-reversing drug The Forum for Legislative Action, a Penn student group, was the brainchild for new legislation that would compel every high school in Pennsylvania to keep opioid antagonists on hand.
Instagram says it’s safeguarding teens by limiting them to PG-13 content Associated Press Instagram says it’s safeguarding teens by limiting them to PG-13 content PIK Professor Desmond Patton of the Annenberg School for Communication and the School of Social Policy & Practice discusses Instagram’s limits on teenagers’ access.
Scientists found the potential off button for stopping chronic pain Popular Mechanics Scientists found the potential off button for stopping chronic pain Nicholas Betley of the School of Arts & Sciences and his team have discovered that a previously overlooked group of neurons in the parabrachial nucleus is switched on in individuals with chronic pain.
Many protein powders and shakes have high lead levels, Consumer Reports finds PhillyVoice Many protein powders and shakes have high lead levels, Consumer Reports finds Colleen Tewksbury of the School of Nursing says the majority of people get sufficient protein from food without needing to take supplements.
This mining stock is the big winner of fresh trade China tensions Business Insider This mining stock is the big winner of fresh trade China tensions Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School says that America’s lack of a strategic reserve of rare earth materials is negative for national security.
Officials unveil innovative program to combat heat waves: ‘Beneficial’ The Cool Down Officials unveil innovative program to combat heat waves: ‘Beneficial’ Russell Composto of the School of Engineering and Applied Science says a variety of heat-resistant practices are needed for cool pavement, including building in canopy shade by planting trees.
Have carbon offsets failed over the past 25 years? Technology Networks Have carbon offsets failed over the past 25 years? Joseph Romm of the School of Arts & Sciences conducted research on the effectiveness of carbon offsetting to date, concluding the practice is ineffective and riddled with “intractable” problems.
Stress reaction or stress fracture? This is the key difference that you need to know Runner’s World Stress reaction or stress fracture? This is the key difference that you need to know John Vasudevan of the Perelman School of Medicine explains that it’s difficult to tell the difference between a severe stress reaction and an early stress fracture.