I drool in my sleep. Is that normal? The New York Times I drool in my sleep. Is that normal? “Making too little saliva is a bigger problem than making too much,” says Dean Mark Wolff of the School of Dental Medicine.
PCOM employee gets inspired to become a living organ donor 6ABC.com PCOM employee gets inspired to become a living organ donor Inspired by an episode of “Grey’s Anatomy,” Hannah Callahan donated her kidney to Penn Medicine's Center for Living Donation.
Penn professor’s new book explores impact of Black storytellers on American culture PhillyVoice Penn professor’s new book explores impact of Black storytellers on American culture A new book by Sarah J. Jackson of the Annenberg School for Communication, “A Second Sight,” examines the impact of Black storytellers on the country's founding and evolution.
‘Nobody knows anything’ and ‘this time is different’: the phrases that define — and haunt — the AI economy Fortune ‘Nobody knows anything’ and ‘this time is different’: the phrases that define — and haunt — the AI economy “Nobody knows anything,” says Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School. “We’re all making this up as we go along, anyone who’s like, ‘We have the playbook’ — they’re lying to you.”
Investors can no longer rely on a ‘policy put’ Financial Times Investors can no longer rely on a ‘policy put’ Mohamed El-Erian of the Wharton School says high inflation and rising debt have sharply reduced policymakers’ ability to rescue markets.
New Yorkers max out World Cup ticket lottery within 3 minutes on first day Gothamist New Yorkers max out World Cup ticket lottery within 3 minutes on first day “Scarcity is driving things here,” says Robert J. DiGisi of the Wharton School. “The World Cup comes to the United States once every 30 years or so, versus every traditional team sport is in business every year.”
Philly may crack down on smoke shops that sell kratom and hemp products. But some say the proposal lacks thought PhillyVoice Philly may crack down on smoke shops that sell kratom and hemp products. But some say the proposal lacks thought Bella Kalayilparampil of the Perelman School of Medicine testified at a City Council meeting about the "potential public health risk posed by unregulated kratom products.”
AI is changing entry-level work. Here's how to ace your first job after college. Business Insider AI is changing entry-level work. Here's how to ace your first job after college. "AI is changing the entry-level experience for an entire generation of white-collar workers," says Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School.
Goodbye, grunt work Business Insider Goodbye, grunt work Peter Capelli of the Wharton School says, “AI is changing the entry-level experience for an entire generation of white-collar workers.”
Penn PCOS Center to undergo name change in effort to improve care WHYY (Philadelphia) Penn PCOS Center to undergo name change in effort to improve care Anuja Dokras of the Perelman School of Medicine explains, “It was considered a gynecologic condition affecting women’s health. And over the last two to three decades, my research and other international researchers have shown that this condition is not just about reproduction.”