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Calorie counts on menus: Have they helped?
Colleen Tewksbury of the Perelman School of Medicine says there’s not much of a difference in what people are ordering since restaurants began to post calorie counts.
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Delisting risk, souring relations are hurdles for Chinese biotech firms seeking to enter US market, analyst says
Scott Moore of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on a growing number of Chinese firms find their American depositary receipts under threat from regulators.
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Blood tests that detect cancers create risks for those who use them
Susan Domchek of the Perelman School of Medicine warns that when large numbers of people get tested for cancer false positives become a real problem.
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Penn to build massive life sciences complex at Pennovation Works campus
The University of Pennsylvania has selected a developer for a life sciences facility that will join the school's Pennovation Works incubator along the Lower Schuylkill.
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How to beat eczema pain
Bruce Brod of the Perelman School of Medicine says that pain is a relatively common symptom of atopic dermatitis that is often underrecognized.
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Penn, Longfellow to develop $365M life sciences complex at Pennovation Works
The University of Pennsylvania has teamed up with Longfellow Real Estate Partners on a $365 million, 455,000-square-foot life sciences and biomanufacturing building at Pennovation Works.
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Jan. 6 panel to lay out U.S. Capitol riot case in prime time hearing
Diana C. Mutz of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Annenberg School for Communication says that the congressional Jan. 6 committee has an opportunity to put together a coherent narrative for the American public about the Capitol insurrection.
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Pennsylvania Senate matchup set, but Democrat remains sidelined
Matthew Levendusky of School of Arts & Sciences says that Republican voters would be unlikely to vote for a Democrat in the Pennsylvania race for the U.S. Senate.
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My beloved doctor is retiring, and now I need to find a new physician. I’m not alone
The career of the Perelman School of Medicine’s Eliot Nierman is highlighted as he announces his retirement.
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What does the rise in remote work mean for research-based innovation?
John Swartley and Bhavana Mohanraj of the Penn Center for Innovation discuss how research center hubs are changing and how they’re staying the same.