The STAT Wunderkinds program by health and science newspaper honors rising researchers across North America who are driving innovation in medicine and public health.

The AHA grants this designation to scientists who advance research in cardiovascular, stroke, and brain health.

What may feel like a minor schedule change can affect sleep, mood, concentration, and even physical health, according to the director of the Sleep Medicine Fellowship at Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine.

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled 10 key administrators who are responsible for many of Penn's most consequential decisions — from academic initiatives to addressing new federal policies.

Temporary waivers for telehealth services — first instituted during the COVID-19 pandemic — recently expired following congressional gridlock over a budget deal and the subsequent government shutdown. 

With the recent donation, Penn GSE will expand PASS into five school districts across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.

The speakers emphasized the impacts of the strong U.S.-German relations during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and how these relations have since changed.

The model — published in a study in the JAMA Health Forum — was conducted by several senior fellows at the Leonard David Institute of Health Economics.

In the conversation, Guerra also touched on more of the current problems associated with public transportation at large.

This month, the group published new information regarding the mechanisms of immunotherapies, focusing on antigen receptor CAR T-cell therapy.

Roberts was presented with the award on Oct. 23 at the annual conference of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities in Portland, Ore.

The demonstrations come as workers prepare to strike against Allied Universal — Penn's security contractor.

The event honored the memory of late Penn student Blaze Bernstein, a member of the Kelly Writers House community known for his love for writing and culinary flair.

The Oct. 24 event, titled (Re)Imagining Health: a Pop-up Exhibit on the Histories of Health and Care, offered public access to a collection of historical and modern materials. 

The report focused on the ways in which caregivers benefit from calling helpline support, and it was published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information. 

Shambaugh discussed his new book —“Breaking the Engagement: How China Won & Lost America” — which examines the development and disintegration of the United States’ engagement strategy with China.

The technology could potentially cut down on the costs of time-consuming simulations and experiments and make it easier to design medicines and semiconductors.