Why over-the-counter Narcan may not reach those most in need Axios Why over-the-counter Narcan may not reach those most in need Bonnie Milas of the Perelman School of Medicine says that some people might not pick up naloxone unless it’s free and easy but that anyone who suffers from an overdose should have an equal chance of survival.
Levi’s newest ‘diverse’ model doesn’t exist in the flesh—and critics aren’t happy Miami Herald Levi’s newest ‘diverse’ model doesn’t exist in the flesh—and critics aren’t happy Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says that the public isn’t ready for the social implications of being able to spoof people at scale with AI.
U.S. considers asking Black Americans on census if they are slave descendants The Wall Street Journal U.S. considers asking Black Americans on census if they are slave descendants Camille Z. Charles of the School of Arts & Sciences says that it would be easier to fill in information gaps about Black immigrant wealth and educational representation if there were better ways to document the Black population.
Florida targeting of environmental and social investing could come with costs Tampa Bay Times Florida targeting of environmental and social investing could come with costs A study by the Wharton School finds that Texan cities saw an increase of $303 million to $532 million in interest payments after banning municipalities from doing business with ESG policy banks in 2021.
How should I use A.I. chatbots like ChatGPT? The New York Times How should I use A.I. chatbots like ChatGPT? Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School recommends using A.I. to provide momentum by overcoming writer’s block or getting a running start on hard projects.
Fort Worth judge sides with plaintiffs in lawsuit challenging key provision of Obamacare Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth judge sides with plaintiffs in lawsuit challenging key provision of Obamacare Allison Hoffman says that many people are going to feel the effects of a ruling striking down an Obamacare mandate requiring health insurers to pay the full cost of preventative health care.
Could gut bacteria impact your motivation to exercise? Smithsonian Magazine Could gut bacteria impact your motivation to exercise? A study co-authored by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine finds that the gut microbiome may affect motivation to exercise.
The U.S. can steal China’s climate leadership crown Foreign Policy The U.S. can steal China’s climate leadership crown In a co-written Op-Ed, Scott Moore of Penn Global says that the Biden administration should prioritize climate action to account for China’s growing isolation in international climate talks.
U.S. study unearths Persian origins of Swahili people Jerusalem Post U.S. study unearths Persian origins of Swahili people According to the East Africa Living Encyclopedia at the School of Arts & Sciences, archaeological evidence suggests that the Swahili have inhabited Eastern Africa since the first century CE.
Israeli democracy is still under threat, even if Netanyahu has hit the ‘pause’ button Philadelphia Inquirer Israeli democracy is still under threat, even if Netanyahu has hit the ‘pause’ button Guy Grossman of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s opposition has little choice but to enter dialogue with him, if only to show up his double-dealing.