Wall Street is on tenterhooks over the Fed’s ‘rare, genuinely suspenseful’ December meeting: The committee is unsure of the data and one another Fortune Wall Street is on tenterhooks over the Fed’s ‘rare, genuinely suspenseful’ December meeting: The committee is unsure of the data and one another
I have long Covid. Don’t call my chronic disease a ‘journey’ STAT News I have long Covid. Don’t call my chronic disease a ‘journey’ According Mark Liberman of the School of Arts and Sciences, usage of the word “journey” in biomedical literature rose slowly and steadily from a low rate in 1990 to 2010 and then exponentially until 2024.
Are you lazy or do you have pathological demand avoidance? New York Magazine Are you lazy or do you have pathological demand avoidance? Edward Brodkin of the Perelman School of Medicine says pathological demand avoidance is something of a catchall term.
Is it ‘seditious’ or ‘illegal’ to urge the military to refuse unlawful orders? Legal experts weigh in Time Is it ‘seditious’ or ‘illegal’ to urge the military to refuse unlawful orders? Legal experts weigh in Claire Finkelstein of Penn Carey Law says that lawmakers have the right to freedom of speech.
ChatGPT may help you find information faster, but you learn less CBC Radio (Canada) ChatGPT may help you find information faster, but you learn less A Penn study found that people who used Google learned more better than by using chatGPT.
Open enrollment brings sticker shock to millions as premiums soar WKRC Open enrollment brings sticker shock to millions as premiums soar Mark Pauly of the Wharton School says older people buying coverage through the Affordable Care Act are especially vulnerable to health-insurance sticker shock.
These hospitals figured out how to slash C-section rates The New York Times These hospitals figured out how to slash C-section rates Rebecca Clark of the School of Nursing says that an obstetrician’s pay and the doctor’s personal beliefs about the surgery are factors that affect C-section rates.
Tech-enabled caregiving can help dementia patients stay at home — perhaps for too long STAT News Tech-enabled caregiving can help dementia patients stay at home — perhaps for too long Jason Karlawish of the Perelman School of Medicine writes about the promise and peril of technology-enabled caregiving for dementia patients.
Nvidia defies AI bubble fears but some analysts remain worried ABC News Nvidia defies AI bubble fears but some analysts remain worried Lynn Wu of the Wharton School says that the profitability of AI technology will be made apparent over time as consumers and businesses identify its best use.
The Trump administration’s portable mortgage push could let you keep your 3% rate, but experts warn it may backfire. What can homeowners do now? Moneywise The Trump administration’s portable mortgage push could let you keep your 3% rate, but experts warn it may backfire. What can homeowners do now? Susan Wachter of the Wharton School says that a portable mortgage could nudge homeowners who have been staying put to sell, opening the door for new buyers.