Nation’s oldest hospital in Philadelphia will turn its original building into a museum to mark America’s 250th birthday WHYY (Philadelphia) Nation’s oldest hospital in Philadelphia will turn its original building into a museum to mark America’s 250th birthday “Pennsylvania Hospital, founded in 1751, treated patients in the Pine Building. The museum will feature the original surgical theater and other exhibits.”
Finish Line: Learn to coach your chatbot Axios Finish Line: Learn to coach your chatbot Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says that free AI models aren't built for accuracy. They're fast and fun but often less capable.
The FDA creates a quicker path for gene therapies WHYY (Philadelphia) The FDA creates a quicker path for gene therapies Kiran Musurunu of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses gene-editing treatments for rare medical conditions.
Downsides to remote work? Psychology Today Downsides to remote work? Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School found that face-to-face interactions are important in building relationships essential to making office work successful.
Vote That Jawn amplifies Philadelphia youth voices to help get their peers to the polls WHYY (Philadelphia) Vote That Jawn amplifies Philadelphia youth voices to help get their peers to the polls Lorene Cary of the School of Arts & Sciences created Vote That Jawn from her class’s writings after the Parkland shooting and created a class focused on the youth vote.
Trump vows new 10% levy after Supreme Court upends global tariffs France 24 Trump vows new 10% levy after Supreme Court upends global tariffs The Wharton Budget Model projected that the Supreme Court decision on tariffs would generate as much as $175 billion in refunds.
TikToker Khaby Lame’s $975 million deal is riding on a crashing stock Business Insider TikToker Khaby Lame’s $975 million deal is riding on a crashing stock Paul Nary of the Wharton School says sharing more financial information could boost confidence in a company deal.
Flyers continue to fight local hunger one assist at a time: ‘We needed to do more, plain and simple’ Philadelphia Inquirer Flyers continue to fight local hunger one assist at a time: ‘We needed to do more, plain and simple’ The Flyers and Penn Medicine have partnered to donate 13,750 pounds of food, which accounts for more than 9,000 meals so far this season as part of their Penn Medicine Assist program.
As Ukraine war enters fifth year, Europe faces hard truth on China Radio Free Europe As Ukraine war enters fifth year, Europe faces hard truth on China Benjamin Schmitt of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy in the Weitzman School of Design and of Perry World House comments on efforts to curb China’s support of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Are cell phones bad for your kids? WJZY (Charlotte) Are cell phones bad for your kids? PIK Professor Desmond Patton of the Annenberg School for Communication and the School of Social Policy & Practice discusses children’s access to cell phones.