As Lower Merion tries (again) to start high school later, most Philly-area districts can’t seem to budge to get teens more sleep Philadelphia Inquirer As Lower Merion tries (again) to start high school later, most Philly-area districts can’t seem to budge to get teens more sleep Indira Gurubhagavatul of the Perelman School of Medicine says that school districts have adopted multitiered systems of start times to reduce busing costs. Concussions on the rise among older Americans CBS Pittsburgh Concussions on the rise among older Americans Ramon Diaz-Arrastia of the Perelman School of Medicine says that concussions are happening more often as the U.S. population continues to age. What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Jerusalem Post What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Postdoc Jakob Seidlitz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that brain development changes as people age, with different parts of the brain reaching their own milestones at different points in life. U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future CNN U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues are developing a bird flu vaccine candidate that could be used in humans if the virus started circulating among people. Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Medscape Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Emily Baumrinm of the Perelman School of Medicine says that there’s value in collecting erythema serially over time to identify patients at high-risk for ccGVHD. What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
Concussions on the rise among older Americans CBS Pittsburgh Concussions on the rise among older Americans Ramon Diaz-Arrastia of the Perelman School of Medicine says that concussions are happening more often as the U.S. population continues to age. What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Jerusalem Post What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Postdoc Jakob Seidlitz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that brain development changes as people age, with different parts of the brain reaching their own milestones at different points in life. U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future CNN U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues are developing a bird flu vaccine candidate that could be used in humans if the virus started circulating among people. Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Medscape Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Emily Baumrinm of the Perelman School of Medicine says that there’s value in collecting erythema serially over time to identify patients at high-risk for ccGVHD. What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Jerusalem Post What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Postdoc Jakob Seidlitz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that brain development changes as people age, with different parts of the brain reaching their own milestones at different points in life. U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future CNN U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues are developing a bird flu vaccine candidate that could be used in humans if the virus started circulating among people. Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Medscape Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Emily Baumrinm of the Perelman School of Medicine says that there’s value in collecting erythema serially over time to identify patients at high-risk for ccGVHD. What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future CNN U.S. focuses on limiting spread amid record bird flu season, but vaccines could be a possibility in the future Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues are developing a bird flu vaccine candidate that could be used in humans if the virus started circulating among people. Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Medscape Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Emily Baumrinm of the Perelman School of Medicine says that there’s value in collecting erythema serially over time to identify patients at high-risk for ccGVHD. What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Medscape Erythema extent predicts death in patients with ccGVHD Emily Baumrinm of the Perelman School of Medicine says that there’s value in collecting erythema serially over time to identify patients at high-risk for ccGVHD. What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
What causes a weakened immune system? Self What causes a weakened immune system? David Porter of the Perelman School of Medicine says that immunosuppressants help the body accept bone marrow, stem cell, and organ transplants by preventing them from attacking normal tissues. Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Australian Women’s Health Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Barbara Riegel of the School of Nursing says that ignoring self-care can set people up for major health issues down the line, from burnout to true chronic illnesses. No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
No one knows if you need another COVID booster Wired No one knows if you need another COVID booster Paul Offit of the Perelman School of Medicine believes that boosters might not be necessary for anyone but the most vulnerable patients, at least until long-lasting T-cell responses dissipate. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome The Washington Post Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome A study by Christoph Thaiss of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that gut microbiomes encouraged animals to exercise. This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease. Load More
This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? MarketWatch This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Kevin Steinberg of the Perelman School of Medicine offers seven tips to maintain a healthy heart and avoid heart disease.