Penn Medicine Archives

Professor Hamsa Bastani teaches at a whiteboard with key concepts written on it.

Ideas

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Innovation/Tech

Fall/Winter 2022

Keys to Getting the Most From Machine Learning

To maximize results from machine learning and artificial intelligence, you need to tailor your tech to the task at hand.

Blog Network

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Health Care

June 26, 2020

COVID-19’s Impact on Artificial Intelligence in Health Care

The coronavirus is spurring new applications and developments for the technology within the sector.

5 Surprising, Cutting-Edge Wharton Collaborations 4

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Innovation/Tech

Fall/Winter 2018

5 Surprising, Cutting-Edge Wharton Collaborations

Global food-crisis solutions, sports leadership, behavior modeling, disrupting education—through new cross-disciplinary partnerships, Wharton is making an impact in some unexpected spaces.

Wharton Professor on Award: Key to Success is Mentoring

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Research

July 10, 2018

Wharton Professor on Award: Key to Success is Mentoring

Fresh off becoming the seventh Penn Medicine researcher to win the AcademyHealth Alice Hersh Award, Mitesh Patel WG09 GR14 reflects on his time at the School and importance of nurturing talent.

Using the Body’s Immune System to Fight Cancer

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Research

February 26, 2018

Using the Body’s Immune System to Fight Cancer

Three Penn Medicine doctors are developing T cell immunotherapy and vaccines to combat cell mutations that can lead to cancer.

Penn Nursing in China: Science vs. Shortages 2

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ESG

May 06, 2016

Penn Nursing in China: Science vs. Shortages

Hoag Levins of the University of Pennsylvania's Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI), discusses the impact on nursing research and policy coming out of an innovative collaboration between Penn's School of Nursing and health care professionals throughout China.

People

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Health Care

Summer 2015

Rare Individual, Unique Fight

David Fajgenbaum is battling a little-known, extremely deadly disease as a researcher, a physician, an advocate, an entrepreneur and a patient.

Academic Medical Centers Face a Tall Order

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Health Care

May 06, 2015

Academic Medical Centers Face a Tall Order

Academic medical centers face a long list of tasks to survive in the 21st century U.S. health care system, writes Wharton’s alumni health care club president.

People

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Health Care

Winter 2010

The Doctor Is In. And Everywhere.

He went to Harvard. He went to Wharton and Penn’s School of Medicine (at the same time). Finally, he went to… Oprah U. The rigorous training paid off. Because today, Dr. Mehmet Oz, WG’86, M’86, might be America’s most popular M.D.