Everything you know about self-care isn’t wrong … but it’s not quite right Penn In the News 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 Penn In the News 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 Penn In the News 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? Penn In the News 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. Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Penn In the News 6ABC.com Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Third-year med student Jasmine Brown at the Perelman School of Medicine explores the untold 150-year history of Black female physicians in her new book, “Twice as Hard.” Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
No one knows if you need another COVID booster Penn In the News 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 Penn In the News 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? Penn In the News 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. Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Penn In the News 6ABC.com Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Third-year med student Jasmine Brown at the Perelman School of Medicine explores the untold 150-year history of Black female physicians in her new book, “Twice as Hard.” Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome Penn In the News 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? Penn In the News 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. Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Penn In the News 6ABC.com Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Third-year med student Jasmine Brown at the Perelman School of Medicine explores the untold 150-year history of Black female physicians in her new book, “Twice as Hard.” Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
This woman had a heart attack and didn’t know it—would you recognize the symptoms if it happened to you? Penn In the News 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. Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Penn In the News 6ABC.com Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Third-year med student Jasmine Brown at the Perelman School of Medicine explores the untold 150-year history of Black female physicians in her new book, “Twice as Hard.” Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Penn In the News 6ABC.com Penn medical student featured in Time Magazine for highlighting Black, female physicians in new book Third-year med student Jasmine Brown at the Perelman School of Medicine explores the untold 150-year history of Black female physicians in her new book, “Twice as Hard.” Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation Penn In the News 6ABC.com Traumatic brain injury survivor helps others through Mind Your Brain Foundation With the help of Penn Medicine, Chester County resident Candace Gantt founded the Mind Your Brain Foundation to support fellow traumatic brain injury survivors. Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn In the News Newsweek Crime is skyrocketing in Black neighborhoods. Here’s how to fix it Penn’s medical schools are noted for their efforts to increase Black representation in the students accepted and the professional personnel hired. Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Penn In the News Classix Philly Black men and prostate cancer: What you need to know Daniel Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses prostate cancer, its trends, and what Black men can do to avoid falling victim to the disease. Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Penn In the News Fortune Tranq, the new ‘zombie’ drug that causes skin rotting, is fueling overdoses across the U.S. Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine explains the merit behind the concept of overdose prevention sites. Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs. Load More
Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Penn In the News Fox 29 (Philadelphia) Penn launches therapy dog program to assist America’s heroes Paula Crawford-Gamble of Penn Medicine has spearheaded a partnership with nonprofit Warrior Canine Connection to provide military veterans with therapy dogs.