Seven popular foods that could be harming your gut Penn In the News Good Housekeeping Seven popular foods that could be harming your gut Anish A. Sheth of the Perelman School of Medicine says that an unhealthy gut affects digestion, energy, the ability to work and socialize, and even mental health. How has LG Health changed in the 10 years since joining Penn Medicine? Penn In the News LancasterOnline.com How has LG Health changed in the 10 years since joining Penn Medicine? Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health CEO John Herman shares how services and staff have expanded at Lancaster General Health since its 2015 merger with Penn Medicine. A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Penn In the News Women’s Health A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Mina Massaro-Giordano of the Perelman School of Medicine says that exposure to the blue light wavelength can help regulate circadian rhythm. Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients Image: iStock/andreswd Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients In pilot study from Penn Medicine, patients saved over an hour of time at every treatment visit using digital technology. Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges Bayan Galal, a first-year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine and a graduate associate at Perry World House, is looking to blend a medical career with a concentration in global health.nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges The first-year Penn Medicine student and graduate associate at Perry World House draws her inspiration from her family’s lived experience. Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Penn In the News The Washington Post Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Kirk Campbell of the Perelman School of Medicine says that creatine supplements, as well as greater muscle mass or a protein-rich diet, can increase creatinine levels in the blood. ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ Penn In the News Hindustan Times (Delhi) ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ In a Q&A, Drew Weissman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that a rise in anti-vaxxers could lead to deaths from preventable diseases like measles and polio, reversing decades of progress. Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
How has LG Health changed in the 10 years since joining Penn Medicine? Penn In the News LancasterOnline.com How has LG Health changed in the 10 years since joining Penn Medicine? Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health CEO John Herman shares how services and staff have expanded at Lancaster General Health since its 2015 merger with Penn Medicine. A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Penn In the News Women’s Health A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Mina Massaro-Giordano of the Perelman School of Medicine says that exposure to the blue light wavelength can help regulate circadian rhythm. Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients Image: iStock/andreswd Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients In pilot study from Penn Medicine, patients saved over an hour of time at every treatment visit using digital technology. Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges Bayan Galal, a first-year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine and a graduate associate at Perry World House, is looking to blend a medical career with a concentration in global health.nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges The first-year Penn Medicine student and graduate associate at Perry World House draws her inspiration from her family’s lived experience. Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Penn In the News The Washington Post Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Kirk Campbell of the Perelman School of Medicine says that creatine supplements, as well as greater muscle mass or a protein-rich diet, can increase creatinine levels in the blood. ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ Penn In the News Hindustan Times (Delhi) ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ In a Q&A, Drew Weissman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that a rise in anti-vaxxers could lead to deaths from preventable diseases like measles and polio, reversing decades of progress. Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Penn In the News Women’s Health A new study just unlocked one surprising key to better sleep Mina Massaro-Giordano of the Perelman School of Medicine says that exposure to the blue light wavelength can help regulate circadian rhythm. Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients Image: iStock/andreswd Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients In pilot study from Penn Medicine, patients saved over an hour of time at every treatment visit using digital technology. Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges Bayan Galal, a first-year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine and a graduate associate at Perry World House, is looking to blend a medical career with a concentration in global health.nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges The first-year Penn Medicine student and graduate associate at Perry World House draws her inspiration from her family’s lived experience. Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Penn In the News The Washington Post Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Kirk Campbell of the Perelman School of Medicine says that creatine supplements, as well as greater muscle mass or a protein-rich diet, can increase creatinine levels in the blood. ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ Penn In the News Hindustan Times (Delhi) ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ In a Q&A, Drew Weissman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that a rise in anti-vaxxers could lead to deaths from preventable diseases like measles and polio, reversing decades of progress. Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients Image: iStock/andreswd Text message tool addresses ‘time toxicity’ for cancer patients In pilot study from Penn Medicine, patients saved over an hour of time at every treatment visit using digital technology.
Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges Bayan Galal, a first-year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine and a graduate associate at Perry World House, is looking to blend a medical career with a concentration in global health.nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Medical student Bayan Galal aims to tackle global health challenges The first-year Penn Medicine student and graduate associate at Perry World House draws her inspiration from her family’s lived experience.
Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Penn In the News The Washington Post Can creatine supplements help older adults’ muscles? Here’s what to know. Kirk Campbell of the Perelman School of Medicine says that creatine supplements, as well as greater muscle mass or a protein-rich diet, can increase creatinine levels in the blood. ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ Penn In the News Hindustan Times (Delhi) ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ In a Q&A, Drew Weissman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that a rise in anti-vaxxers could lead to deaths from preventable diseases like measles and polio, reversing decades of progress. Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ Penn In the News Hindustan Times (Delhi) ‘Anti-vaxxers existed before, but never led governments’ In a Q&A, Drew Weissman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that a rise in anti-vaxxers could lead to deaths from preventable diseases like measles and polio, reversing decades of progress. Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
Why do women live longer than men? Penn In the News The New York Times Why do women live longer than men? Montserrat Anguera of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that epigenetic factors like climate or chronic stress may also play a role in life span, widening or shrinking the disparities between men and women. New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs. Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study. Load More
New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Image: iStock/Design Cells New mRNA therapy could repair damaged lungs Penn researchers have designed an organ-specific mRNA and lipid nanoparticle therapy which could lead to new targeted treatments for damaged organs.
Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Penn-made AI tool matched a patient’s rare disease with a common inflammation drug. He’s been in remission for over two years Every Cure, a nonprofit founded by David Fajgenbaum of the Perelman School of Medicine, has received $108 million in federal contracts and private financing to identify promising disease-medication matches and make recommendations for further clinical study.