U.S. flu cases are rising again The New York Times U.S. flu cases are rising again Scott Hensley of the Perelman School of Medicine says the rise in flu cases will climb in coming weeks.
Some big-name companies are laying off workers. Here’s what it means ABC News Some big-name companies are laying off workers. Here’s what it means Lynn Wu of the Wharton School says, “If you want to be at the forefront of AI, you have to learn how to use it efficiently.”
Tirzepatide not linked to increased risk for depression, suicidal ideation in obesity Healio Tirzepatide not linked to increased risk for depression, suicidal ideation in obesity Thomas Wadden of the Perelman School of Medicine studied the risks of psychiatric events with tirzepatide.
A bots-only social network triggers fears of an AI uprising The Washington Post A bots-only social network triggers fears of an AI uprising Speaking about AI agents and their possible autonomy, Chris Callison-Burch of the School of Engineering and Applied Science says, “I suspect that it’s just going to be a fun little drama that peters out after too many bots try to sell bitcoin.”
Decorated Penn swimmer Anna Moehn reflects on growth and final season 6ABC.com Decorated Penn swimmer Anna Moehn reflects on growth and final season Penn swimmer Anna Moehn has set program records as a distance swimmer.
Rate cap debate sidesteps big unknowns in credit card pricing American Banker Rate cap debate sidesteps big unknowns in credit card pricing Itamar Drechsler of the Wharton School authored a report that explains why credit card rates are so high.
What Medicare can learn from Best Buy and Walmart | Expert opinion Philadelphia Inquirer What Medicare can learn from Best Buy and Walmart | Expert opinion Jalpa Doshi of the Perelman School of Medicine and the Leonard Davis Institute is a co-author of an opinion essay on the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
CT Education Committee to take up school funding, cellphone bans CT Mirror CT Education Committee to take up school funding, cellphone bans Research from the Wharton School suggests that teachers have better experiences with stricter cellphone policies in place.
Playing ‘pink noise‘ sounds, like rainfall, to fall asleep may harm REM sleep PhillyVoice Playing ‘pink noise‘ sounds, like rainfall, to fall asleep may harm REM sleep A Penn Medicine study found that pink noise, which is prescribed for people who have trouble sleeping, interferes with REM sleep and sleep recovery.
New test could detect pancreatic cancer earlier The Independent New test could detect pancreatic cancer earlier Penn Medicine researchers have developed a blood test that could improve survival rates for pancreatic cancer, a disease frequently diagnosed at advanced stages.