Wellness at Penn offerings for the semester include group therapy, the Let's Talk program, Peer Wellness Coaching, and the SUPER Recovery Community.

This year's record-breaking annual revenue was boosted by a $129 million federal drug settlement.

While the decision to remove the concentrations does not impact already-declared students, prospective students are no longer able to declare a concentration. 

Amid increasing COVID-19 cases this summer, Wellness at Penn suggests staying home when symptomatic and masking around others.

The Daily Pennsylvanian created a guide to Penn's STEM and health-related student organizations.

Future Black Men in White Coats is a new professional society at Penn that will create a community for Black men interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.

The Daily Pennsylvanian's guide details everything incoming students need to know about physical and mental health resources while attending Penn.

The outage most heavily impacted the University of Pennsylvania Health System, resulting in cancelled appointments and delayed elective surgeries.

Her work will focus on researching barriers to vaccine uptake and teaching undergraduates about the intersection between science and equity.

Their study shows that an estimated 30% reduction in aggression was found across 29 randomized controlled trials in 19 independent laboratories.

Penn researchers received a $48 million grant from the White House for AI-powered research that matches existing drugs to rare diseases without a treatment.  

In October, the FDA said that it was “gathering information” about Katz’s death, and a Panera spokesperson also said that the company had enhanced its caffeine disclosures.

The award provides $5,000 in funding for an undergraduate student working on initiatives to promote health literacy and community outreach. 

The CDC released updated COVID-19 recommendations on March 1, eliminating the five-day isolation period for those who test positive.

Emily Whitehead — a Penn first year — was the first child to receive the Penn-pioneered cancer treatment, which has since treated more than 20,000 patients worldwide.

Parker, a 2016 Fels School of Government graduate and the city’s first woman mayor, wrote in her proposal that Penn is currently working with the City on public health issues for vulnerable residents. 

Wellness at Penn and MERT officers offered brief Narcan administration directions to interested students, and distributed boxes of two single-dose nasal spray devices of Narcan.