If you can keep It: The realities of Supreme Court reform WHYY (Philadelphia) If you can keep It: The realities of Supreme Court reform Kate Shaw of Penn Carey Law discusses what Supreme Court reform might actually look like.
Could chewing gum help fight cancer? New research suggests it might Food & Wine Could chewing gum help fight cancer? New research suggests it might Henry Daniell of the School of Dental Medicine explains, “Our findings support the value of advancing these therapies to clinical trials as adjuvants with current treatments or as prophylaxis to prevent infection and transmission.”
The gap between America’s wealthiest and everyday citizens is the biggest it has been in generations The Independent The gap between America’s wealthiest and everyday citizens is the biggest it has been in generations Mohamed El-Erian of the Wharton School explains racial disparities in unemployment, saying, “Black unemployment is now twice the level of white unemployment. So, within an economy that looks good at the average, we are seeing major divergences that should be of concern.”
The human body’s hidden pathways The New York Times The human body’s hidden pathways “This is clearly a third bodily system for the circulation of fluids,” in addition to the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems, says Rebecca Wells of the Perelman School of Medicine.
AI doctors should be licensed. Here’s a framework to do that STAT News AI doctors should be licensed. Here’s a framework to do that Alon Bergman of the Perelman School of Medicine created a framework with competencies that AI doctors must possess to be licensed.
Why some people are allergic to ‘peanut butter raises’ The New York Times Why some people are allergic to ‘peanut butter raises’ Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School says that in previous generations, the notion that people across an organization - not just the top performers - should get consistent raises was common.
What’s behind the rise of ‘doom spending’? Financial Times What’s behind the rise of ‘doom spending’? Wendy De La Rosa of the Wharton School says, “The sort of ‘internal handshake agreement’ of what society was going to look like, that’s not happening. That causes resentment.”
America’s oldest chartered hospital is now a Philly museum. Its lead curator wants you to have a ‘fabulous experience’ WHYY (Philadelphia) America’s oldest chartered hospital is now a Philly museum. Its lead curator wants you to have a ‘fabulous experience’ Pennsylvania Hospital’s museum opens today.
The era of the tiger mom is over. Enter the beta mom The Wall Street Journal The era of the tiger mom is over. Enter the beta mom “What I see reflected as the accomplishments of kids, I really see as the labor input of parents,” says Corinne Low of the Wharton School, explaining the time mothers spend with their children even after entering the workforce.
What a stronger than expected jobs report tells us about the state of the economy PBS NewsHour What a stronger than expected jobs report tells us about the state of the economy Mohamed El-Erian of the Wharton School says high job-creation numbers show a strong demand for labor despite the economy.