GLP-1 drugs could become personalized for individuals, study says NewsNation GLP-1 drugs could become personalized for individuals, study says “We hope that clinicians are encouraged by this study to take a more comprehensive and individual approach to treatment selection,” says Yong Chen of the Perelman School of Medicine.
The Fed did exactly what Wall Street was expecting—so why are markets so vexed by Kevin Warsh? Fortune The Fed did exactly what Wall Street was expecting—so why are markets so vexed by Kevin Warsh? "Markets don't capitulate easily, so while it remains to be seen what is it gonna take for Warsh to change his tune, I think he will at some point have to establish credibility either with words or probably with actions," says Nikolai Roussanov of the Wharton School.
Stop saying there’s a nursing shortage Time Stop saying there’s a nursing shortage “We’re really putting a lot of money into building a pipeline for nursing, but if nurses are leaving after a year or two of getting into employment, the problem isn’t so much a pipeline problem as a leaking gas tank,” says Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing.
More Americans are going bankrupt. What does that mean? NPR More Americans are going bankrupt. What does that mean? An increase in bankruptcy filings is "...telling us that consumers are having a harder time coping with their financial obligations," says Sasha Indarte of the Wharton School.
Once you’ve heard ‘luxury voice,’ you can’t unhear it Bloomberg Once you’ve heard ‘luxury voice,’ you can’t unhear it According to research conducted in 2025 by the Wharton School, staff in customer-facing roles at luxury hotels, retail and dining reduce their rate of speaking by more than 10% from everyday talking speeds.
‘Odyssey’ translator Emily Wilson says Nolan shouldn’t have written the movie himself NPR ‘Odyssey’ translator Emily Wilson says Nolan shouldn’t have written the movie himself “I do think that it would have been better if Nolan had hired a scriptwriter, because that would have solved a lot of the issues,” says Emily Wilson of the School of Arts & Sciences.
Peco’s new contract gives all workers pensions — but not the kind you might think Philadelphia Inquirer Peco’s new contract gives all workers pensions — but not the kind you might think Traditional pensions “typically have benefit formulas that rise sharply late in a career, making them expensive for employers with long-tenured workforces and less valuable for employees who change jobs before retiring,” says Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School.
Hard work isn’t enough to achieve the American Dream anymore, says Wharton professor. Welcome to the ‘Great Postponement’ Fortune Hard work isn’t enough to achieve the American Dream anymore, says Wharton professor. Welcome to the ‘Great Postponement’ "For many young adults, buying a first home is no longer the first step toward financial security but the reward after years of saving, career advancement, and often family assistance," writes Susan Wachter of the Wharton School.
A new role for dental providers: Rethinking where vaccines are given Medical Xpress A new role for dental providers: Rethinking where vaccines are given "Expanding the scope of dentistry to include vaccine education and administration could increase access to care, vaccine uptake, and disease prevention," says Tamara Cadet of the School of Social Policy & Practice.
9 things experts wish you’d do in midlife to increase longevity The New York Times 9 things experts wish you’d do in midlife to increase longevity People often “don’t think of social interaction as a wellness intervention,” but it may be “the most important wellness intervention,” says PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel.