Tech-enabled caregiving can help dementia patients stay at home — perhaps for too long
Jason Karlawish of the Perelman School of Medicine writes about the promise and peril of technology-enabled caregiving for dementia patients.
The Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations receives renewal grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York
Baby KJ’s gene-editing treatment lands him on Nature’s top 10 list
The successful treatment by doctors at Penn Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia of a rare, life-threatening liver condition is spotlighted in a list of top scientific news for 2025.
Here’s why your hair turns gray, and what you can do about it
George Cotsarelis of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses gray hair and what can be done about it.
Marco Ruella, associate professor of medicine at PSOM and hematologist-oncologist at Penn Medicine, collaborates with his colleagues in the Ruella Lab.
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Startup recognized for milestones in cancer care
Fostering a culture of service
School of Social Policy & Practice Dean Sara S. Bachman (left) introduced an event on economics as part of the Politics of Well-Being series. SP2 alumnus Karim Sharif (second from left) moderated a discussion with associate professors Amy Castro and Ioana Marinescu.
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Breaking down misconceptions on unconditional cash programs
Fueling the public health revolution
Australia’s social media ban for children has left big tech scrambling
Pinar Yildirim of the Wharton School comments on the Australian ban on social media use by those younger than 16.
UN says world must jointly tackle issues of climate change, pollution, biodiversity and land loss
Michael Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences welcomes a recent UN climate report’s emphasis on tackling issues across governments and society.