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A new Undergraduate Assembly initiative aiming to support students through times of grief will launch on April 18.
CAR-T cell therapy — a cancer treatment pioneered at Penn — has recently shown promising results in shrinking and preventing growth in glioblastomas.
Researcher Carl June led the Penn Medicine team that first used CAR-T cell therapy — a Penn-pioneered cancer treatment — to treat adult leukemia patients in 2010.
Wellness at Penn and Penn MERT hosted a Narcan administration training and resources table on Locust Walk on March 12.
Penn Medical Emergency Response Team hosted a free, five-minute CPR training across multiple campus buildings last weekend.
The United States Food and Drug Administration issued a new warning linking increased cancer risk to CAR-T cancer therapy, a treatment pioneered at Penn.
A recent study published by Penn’s Center for Genetics of Complex Disease revealed new genetic risk factors of glaucoma for people of African ancestry.
Student visits to Wellness at Penn requesting contraception are returning to average numbers after increasing when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Penn Medicine announced the elimination of several administrative jobs as a part of an ongoing reorganization effort.
1984 College graduate Lauren Bogen founded Dr Hen Says, a company that provides accessible, accurate health information about stigmatized topics.
A recent Penn Medicine study found that “reminders” triggered by artificial intelligence for clinicians improved the quality of end-of-life care for terminally ill cancer patients.
The School of Dental Medicine and the School of Nursing announced a new dual-degree program, allowing students to earn a master's degree in nutritional science.
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The Federal Drug Administration recently approved a drug trialed by the Penn Memory Center to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Penn professors and students have expressed both optimism and concern about the impact of ChatGPT, a popular artificial intelligence-based chatbot, on academia.
After Yale Law School and Harvard Law School pulled out of the U.S. News & World Report’s annual college rankings, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School is currently evaluating the issue.
Penn Libraries hosted its 15th Annual Lawrence J. Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age from Nov. 10 to Nov. 12.
Abdelrahman and Jana Dweek, a pair of Penn squash siblings, have competed side by side in many environments. For them, there was never a question of where the destination of their journey was: each of them competing at the highest level with the University of Pennsylvania, and loving every minute of it.
Penn cross country junior Phoebe White is a self-driven runner, student, and person, but she is also one part of a reliable pack of fellow runners.
A team of researchers from Penn Medicine and the University of Florida Health is making developmental strides in rare disease diagnosis using medical artificial intelligence algorithms.