Study: Sugar-reduction initiative could lead to reduction of heart disease in millions across the U.S. Penn In the News USA Today Study: Sugar-reduction initiative could lead to reduction of heart disease in millions across the U.S. Neel Chokshi of the Perelman School of Medicine is quoted on how preventive diet measures help in the long term. The best new implants may be a piece of you HUP patient Stacy Haley received free-flap reconstruction surgery after receiving a double mastectomy. (Image: Penn Medicine News) The best new implants may be a piece of you Innovative techniques like autologous surgery involves implanting patients with something taken from a different part of their body, which eliminates the risk of infection and erosion of synthetic materials. You do not have the ‘constitutional right’ to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine Penn In the News CNN You do not have the ‘constitutional right’ to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences and Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine wrote an op-ed in favor of vaccine mandates. Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Tower Health announced Wednesday that instead of closing the liver and kidney transplant program it inherited two years ago from the shuttered Hahnemann University Hospital outright, it will let Penn Medicine take it over. Patient screening and pre- and post-transplant care will continue at Reading Hospital in Berks County, but surgeries will move to Penn’s Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in mid-December. These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Heather Smith and Kathryn Gray DeAngelis of the Perelman School of Medicine share their experience saving rhinoceroses in Africa with the Pennsylvania Rhino Conservation Advocates (PARCA). Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Penn Medicine’s newest inpatient facility will help to foster fundamental neuroscience discoveries and new neurotechnologies by bringing clinical care and neuroscience research closer together. PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care After five years of construction, Penn Medicine will debut The Pavilion, a mammoth new care facility in University City that Penn officials said includes advanced and adaptable features and amenities to better tackle education and research as well as patient treatment. Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life. Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain. Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide. Load More
The best new implants may be a piece of you HUP patient Stacy Haley received free-flap reconstruction surgery after receiving a double mastectomy. (Image: Penn Medicine News) The best new implants may be a piece of you Innovative techniques like autologous surgery involves implanting patients with something taken from a different part of their body, which eliminates the risk of infection and erosion of synthetic materials.
You do not have the ‘constitutional right’ to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine Penn In the News CNN You do not have the ‘constitutional right’ to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences and Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine wrote an op-ed in favor of vaccine mandates. Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Tower Health announced Wednesday that instead of closing the liver and kidney transplant program it inherited two years ago from the shuttered Hahnemann University Hospital outright, it will let Penn Medicine take it over. Patient screening and pre- and post-transplant care will continue at Reading Hospital in Berks County, but surgeries will move to Penn’s Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in mid-December. These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Heather Smith and Kathryn Gray DeAngelis of the Perelman School of Medicine share their experience saving rhinoceroses in Africa with the Pennsylvania Rhino Conservation Advocates (PARCA). Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Penn Medicine’s newest inpatient facility will help to foster fundamental neuroscience discoveries and new neurotechnologies by bringing clinical care and neuroscience research closer together. PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care After five years of construction, Penn Medicine will debut The Pavilion, a mammoth new care facility in University City that Penn officials said includes advanced and adaptable features and amenities to better tackle education and research as well as patient treatment. Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life. Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain. Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide. Load More
Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Tower Health’s liver and kidney transplant program will move to Penn Medicine Tower Health announced Wednesday that instead of closing the liver and kidney transplant program it inherited two years ago from the shuttered Hahnemann University Hospital outright, it will let Penn Medicine take it over. Patient screening and pre- and post-transplant care will continue at Reading Hospital in Berks County, but surgeries will move to Penn’s Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in mid-December. These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Heather Smith and Kathryn Gray DeAngelis of the Perelman School of Medicine share their experience saving rhinoceroses in Africa with the Pennsylvania Rhino Conservation Advocates (PARCA). Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Penn Medicine’s newest inpatient facility will help to foster fundamental neuroscience discoveries and new neurotechnologies by bringing clinical care and neuroscience research closer together. PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care After five years of construction, Penn Medicine will debut The Pavilion, a mammoth new care facility in University City that Penn officials said includes advanced and adaptable features and amenities to better tackle education and research as well as patient treatment. Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life. Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain. Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide. Load More
These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer These rhino lovers are taking the species by the horns and saving them—Philly style Heather Smith and Kathryn Gray DeAngelis of the Perelman School of Medicine share their experience saving rhinoceroses in Africa with the Pennsylvania Rhino Conservation Advocates (PARCA). Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Penn Medicine’s newest inpatient facility will help to foster fundamental neuroscience discoveries and new neurotechnologies by bringing clinical care and neuroscience research closer together. PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care After five years of construction, Penn Medicine will debut The Pavilion, a mammoth new care facility in University City that Penn officials said includes advanced and adaptable features and amenities to better tackle education and research as well as patient treatment. Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life. Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain. Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide. Load More
Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Brain powered: Neuroscience research at Penn Medicine’s Pavilion Penn Medicine’s newest inpatient facility will help to foster fundamental neuroscience discoveries and new neurotechnologies by bringing clinical care and neuroscience research closer together.
PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer PennMed’s new Pavilion facility seeks to define the future of hospital care After five years of construction, Penn Medicine will debut The Pavilion, a mammoth new care facility in University City that Penn officials said includes advanced and adaptable features and amenities to better tackle education and research as well as patient treatment. Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life. Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain. Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide.
Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Supporting long-haul COVID-19 survivors who still struggle with symptoms Continued care and support from programs like the Post-COVID Assessment and Recovery Clinic and the Penn Neuro COVID Clinic can prove essential to finally returning to a more normal life.
Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Patient preferences do not explain racial disparities in opioid prescribing Black patients are less likely to get opioids for acute pain.
Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease Penn researchers unlock genetic ‘treasure map’ for chronic kidney disease The genome-wide association study pinpoints new target genes, cell types, and mechanisms for treating the disease that affects 850 people million worldwide.