There is no one-size-fits-all in architecture Penn In the News Untapped Journal There is no one-size-fits-all in architecture In a Q&A, Anjan Chatterjee of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses his lab’s research into neuroarchitecture, which examines how people experience spaces and places on a neurological level. Medical Mysteries: Why was her sleep so frighteningly out of whack? Penn In the News The Washington Post Medical Mysteries: Why was her sleep so frighteningly out of whack? Charles Bae of the Perelman School of Medicine says that it can take five to 10 years for patients to receive a narcolepsy diagnosis, although awareness of the disorder is increasing. How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that poor air quality caused by wildfires is likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues suggests that poor air quality caused by wildfires are likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows Penn In the News Nature Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows David Raizen of the Perelman School of Medicine plans to study the biochemical mechanisms through which sleep behavior induces changes in the number and strength of synapses containing memories. Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Medical Mysteries: Why was her sleep so frighteningly out of whack? Penn In the News The Washington Post Medical Mysteries: Why was her sleep so frighteningly out of whack? Charles Bae of the Perelman School of Medicine says that it can take five to 10 years for patients to receive a narcolepsy diagnosis, although awareness of the disorder is increasing. How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that poor air quality caused by wildfires is likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues suggests that poor air quality caused by wildfires are likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows Penn In the News Nature Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows David Raizen of the Perelman School of Medicine plans to study the biochemical mechanisms through which sleep behavior induces changes in the number and strength of synapses containing memories. Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) How wildfires and climate change impact headache and migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that poor air quality caused by wildfires is likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues suggests that poor air quality caused by wildfires are likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows Penn In the News Nature Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows David Raizen of the Perelman School of Medicine plans to study the biochemical mechanisms through which sleep behavior induces changes in the number and strength of synapses containing memories. Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn study finds particulate matter from wildfires likely to cause headaches, migraine symptoms A study by Holly Elser of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues suggests that poor air quality caused by wildfires are likely to increase the odds of getting a headache. Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows Penn In the News Nature Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows David Raizen of the Perelman School of Medicine plans to study the biochemical mechanisms through which sleep behavior induces changes in the number and strength of synapses containing memories. Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows Penn In the News Nature Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows David Raizen of the Perelman School of Medicine plans to study the biochemical mechanisms through which sleep behavior induces changes in the number and strength of synapses containing memories. Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos, a rising fourth-year neuroscience major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter. nocred Who, What, Why Who, What, Why: Kelly Garcia-Ramos, advocate for students with speech impediments Kelly Garcia-Ramos made the choice to no longer try to hide their stutter and last semester founded a support group, SpeechFluency@Penn, for students who stutter.
Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Penn In the News 6ABC.com Doctors save life of Chester County baseball coach after suffering stroke Christopher Favilla of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues helped save the life of a Chester County youth basketball coach who suffered a stroke. Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Penn In the News U.S. News & World Report Looked over, left behind: Black Americans face gaps in Parkinson’s care Nabila Dahodwala of the Perelman School of Medicine says a major challenge in addressing inequities related to Parkinson’s disease has been a lack of research examining the epidemiology of neurological conditions within minority populations. The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Penn In the News Prevention The majority of stroke survivors develop this serious complication within a year Andrea L. Schneider of the Perelman School of Medicine says that many people initially have significant cognitive dysfunction after a stroke. Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease. Load More
Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics Penn In the News The Scientist Integrate and innovate with NGS and multiomics A group of researchers from Penn found that protective pathways involved in healthy aging are disabled to initiate epigenetic changes that drive Alzheimer’s disease.