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U.S. flu hospitalizations highest in a decade Penn In the News Smithsonian Magazine U.S. flu hospitalizations highest in a decade Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine is nervous about the high rates of flu hospitalization and death going into the holiday season. Penn Medicine gets $1M gift from 76ers owner Josh Harris and his wife to increase student diversity Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Penn Medicine gets $1M gift from 76ers owner Josh Harris and his wife to increase student diversity The Perelman School of Medicine has received a gift of more than $1 million from Harris Philanthropies, led by alumnus Josh Harris and his wife, Marjorie Harris, to recruit applicants from diverse backgrounds. Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Penn In the News CNN Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Rachel Werner of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics says that it’s hard to balance competing life priorities when getting access to care from a doctor’s office or pharmacy. What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers LDI senior fellows weigh in on Twitter’s current upheaval, and whether they think the situation at the social media company will impact how they disseminate research in the future. Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Penn In the News The Washington Post Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues have developed an experimental mRNA flu vaccine that could fight the entire family of influenza viruses. Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds A report from Jesse Taylor of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that minor, well-healed facial scars may actually increase perceived friendliness, rather than negatively affecting first impressions of attractiveness or confidence. Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Penn Medicine gets $1M gift from 76ers owner Josh Harris and his wife to increase student diversity Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Penn Medicine gets $1M gift from 76ers owner Josh Harris and his wife to increase student diversity The Perelman School of Medicine has received a gift of more than $1 million from Harris Philanthropies, led by alumnus Josh Harris and his wife, Marjorie Harris, to recruit applicants from diverse backgrounds. Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Penn In the News CNN Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Rachel Werner of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics says that it’s hard to balance competing life priorities when getting access to care from a doctor’s office or pharmacy. What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers LDI senior fellows weigh in on Twitter’s current upheaval, and whether they think the situation at the social media company will impact how they disseminate research in the future. Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Penn In the News The Washington Post Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues have developed an experimental mRNA flu vaccine that could fight the entire family of influenza viruses. Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds A report from Jesse Taylor of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that minor, well-healed facial scars may actually increase perceived friendliness, rather than negatively affecting first impressions of attractiveness or confidence. Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Penn In the News CNN Home delivery of medications can help improve access, especially when time is tight Rachel Werner of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics says that it’s hard to balance competing life priorities when getting access to care from a doctor’s office or pharmacy. What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers LDI senior fellows weigh in on Twitter’s current upheaval, and whether they think the situation at the social media company will impact how they disseminate research in the future. Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Penn In the News The Washington Post Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues have developed an experimental mRNA flu vaccine that could fight the entire family of influenza viruses. Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds A report from Jesse Taylor of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that minor, well-healed facial scars may actually increase perceived friendliness, rather than negatively affecting first impressions of attractiveness or confidence. Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers What the Twitter upheaval means to Penn health services researchers LDI senior fellows weigh in on Twitter’s current upheaval, and whether they think the situation at the social media company will impact how they disseminate research in the future.
Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Penn In the News The Washington Post Three viruses are waging an attack. But you don’t have to surrender Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues have developed an experimental mRNA flu vaccine that could fight the entire family of influenza viruses. Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds A report from Jesse Taylor of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that minor, well-healed facial scars may actually increase perceived friendliness, rather than negatively affecting first impressions of attractiveness or confidence. Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Minor facial scars don't affect others’ first impressions, study finds A report from Jesse Taylor of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that minor, well-healed facial scars may actually increase perceived friendliness, rather than negatively affecting first impressions of attractiveness or confidence. Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage Penn In the News The Washington Post Foundations, major donors tackle nation’s nursing shortage A $125 million gift from alumnus Leonard Lauder has created a tuition-free program at the School of Nursing that will eventually train 40 nurse practitioners each year for decades to come. Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Bribing folks can help them meet weight-loss goals, study finds Karen Glanz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that financial incentives for weight-loss would only be impactful if people could keep losing weight at the same rates over a longer term. Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry. Load More
Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal Four Philadelphia-area health care executives ranked among industry’s 100 most influential people Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney is recognized for his leadership and impact on the health care industry.