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In an Increasingly Mixed-race America, Who Decides What We Call Ourselves? Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences is interviewed about her experience as a biracial woman and her research that explores the intra-racial diversity among black Americans.
Malawi Collaborators visit the PSC This week Victor Mwapasa and Chiwoza Bandawe from the University of Malawi College of Medicine visited the University of Pennsylvania
Where Does Health Care Go From Here? Mark Pauly, Ezekial Emanuel, and Andy Slavit are featured in Penn News about Health Care Reform.
Coming Very Soon: Useful Simplifications to the Common Rule for Research Involving Human Subjects The Department of Health and Human Services has finalized revisions to the Common Rule. The final Rule was published on January 19, 2017 and goes into effect on January 19, 2018.
Michel Guillot has recently been awarded two NICHD grants Michel Guillot has recently been awarded two NICHD grants.
Google Scholar Profiles Google Scholar Profiles
PSC Colloquium Recordings PSC Colloquium Recordings
Global Family Change Global Family Change
Black Deaths Matter: Race, Relationship Loss, and Effects on Survivors Black Deaths Matter: Race, Relationship Loss, and Effects on Survivors
Writing and Designing Grant Proposals: NIH & NSF Workshops Writing and Designing Grant Proposals: NIH & NSF Workshops
Irma Elo, Pekka Martikainen & Mikko Aaltonen authored Children’s educational attainment, occupation, and income and their parents’ mortality which was published this week in Population Studies Irma Elo, Pekka Martikainen & Mikko Aaltonen authored Children’s educational attainment, occupation, and income and their parents’ mortality which was published this
PSC Colloquium Video PSC Colloquium Video
PSC Colloquium Video PSC Colloquium Video
Early Career Investigators share a bite! Early Career Investigators share a bite!
Inclusion Week in Peru! Inclusion Week in Peru!
Teacher Training & Early Education in Ghana Teacher Training & Early Education in Ghana.
Penn Green Campus Partnership Penn Green Campus Partnership invites the Penn Community to come together for its annual ReThink Your Footprint campaign to promote waste minimization efforts.
Last week Corinne Low spoke to a full room of PSC researchers about the effects assets have on marital stability, child investments, and marriage selection. Watch the whole talk on the PSC Youtube channel. Last week Corinne Low spoke to a full room of PSC researchers about the effects assets have on marital stability, child investments, and marriage selection.
Irma Elo’s recent paper in SSM-Population Health (with Mehta, Stenholm, Aromaa, Heliövaara, and Koskinen) "International Differences in the Risk of Death from Smoking and Obesity: The case of the United States and Finland" is featured on the Research Spot Irma Elo's recent paper in SSM-Population Health (with Mehta, Stenholm, Aromaa, Heliövaara, and Koskinen) "International Differences in the Risk of Death from Smoking a
Working Paper Over the course of the past few years Hyunjoon Park, Jere Behrman, and Jaesung Choi have written about the relationship between single-sex schools students' STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics)
Like listening to podcasts? Interested in global issues? Check out Hot & Bothered, a new climate politics podcast co-hosted by Daniel Aldana Cohen. Also be sure to listen toThe Global Cable, the official podcast of Perry World House. Episodes include conv Like listening to podcasts? Interested in global issues? Check out Hot & Bothered, a new climate politics podcast co-hosted by Daniel Aldana Cohen.
Ring in the new year with a resolution to use R more! Ring in the new year with a resolution to use R more! Who are we? We are a few women in Philadelphia who use R and wanted to have a friendly community to extend our R skills and network with other women R users.
Behavioral Evidence Hub The Behavioral Evidence Hub is a database of community-contributed behavioral science projects that offers a platform to share applicable, usable, and effective research strategies.  It is a new way for researchers to
The Price Lab for Digital Humanities The Price Lab for Digital Humanities sponsors informal R learning group for members of the Penn community meets on Fridays from 10am until 11:30am in the WIC Seminar Room (Van Pelt 124.) No experience is required.
Alison Buttenheim is cited in a new article written by Isabel Fattal in The Atlantic about the complexities of policy change as it relates to school start times. Although people are not in agreement about what time high school should actually start, it is Alison Buttenheim is cited in a new article written by Isabel Fattal in The Atlantic about the complexities of policy change as it relates to school start times.
Announcement from the NIH about publication compliance Be sure to read a new announcement from the NIH about publication compliance and recommended journals that comply with the NIH Public Access Polic
Kevin Volpp and David Mandell will lead the new NIMH-funded Penn ALACRITY Center Kevin Volpp and David Mandell will lead the new NIMH-funded Penn ALACRITY Center. The Penn ALACRITY Center—one of two NIMH-funded Advanced Laboratories for Accelerating the Reach and Impact of Treatments for Y
What If You Knew Alzheimer’s Was Coming for You? Jason Karlawish of the Perelman School of Medicine comments on how people at high risk of Alzheimer’s disease manage with that kn
How to Reduce Primary Care Doctors’ Workloads While Improving Care Kevin Volpp and co-authors have published an article in Harvard Business Review on improving patient care while reducing doctor's workloads.
Linda H. Aiken Mentioned In Article About Nursing Strikes Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing comments on the correlation between mortality rates and the number of nurses available to care for patients in a 
During the Week of Social Inclusion in Peru , Jere Behrman and colleagues presented a new Lancet report "Supporting early childhood development: from science to large-scale application" During the Week of Social Inclusion in Peru , Jere Behrman and colleagues presented a new Lancet report "Supporting early childhood development: from science to large-scale application". More about the event including pictures and attendees here.
Obamacare 2018 Enrollment Clouded by Uncertainty Under Trump Daniel Polsky of the Perelman School of Medicine and the Wharton School is quoted in a Reuters art
Linda H. Aiken Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Nursing Honor Society The Nell J.
A conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates Camille Z. Charles, director of the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Africana Studies, moderated a talk with Ta-Nehisi Coates, author, educator and national correspondent for The Atlantic.
Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes have just published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. The full text of their new article "Prevalence and Trends in Lifetime Obesity in the U.S., 1988-2014" is now Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes have just published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. The full text of their new article "Prevalence and Trends in Lifetime Obesity in the U.S., 1988-2014" is now available online.
Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes have just published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. The full text of their new article "Prevalence and Trends in Lifetime Obesity in the U.S., 1988-2014" is now Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes have just published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. The full text of their new article "Prevalence and Trends in Lifetime Obesity in the U.S., 1988-2014" is now available online.
The Real Record on Racial Attitudes Camille Z. Charles, Walter H. and Leonore C.
Congratulations to Emily Hannum for being Elected to the PAA 2017 Board of Directors! Congratulations to Emily Hannum for being elected to the PAA 2017 Board of Directors!
Jordan Weiss co-authored Physical Activity and Negative Affective Reactivity in Daily Life in Health Psychology. Jordan Weiss co-authored Physical Activity and Negative Affective Reactivity in Daily Life in Health Psychology.
How to Launch a Behavior-Change Revolution Angela Duckworth was interview on Freakonomics Radio about her project Behaviour Change for Good.
Hans-Peter Kohler and Frank Furstenberg were recently awarded funds from the National Science Foundation for the Global Family Change Project. Hans-Peter Kohler and Frank Furstenberg were recently awarded funds from the National Science Foundation for the Global Family Change Project.
Sharon Wolf and Jere Behrman presented findings from two rigorous studies on teacher training and efforts to improve early childhood education in Accra, Ghana Sharon Wolf and Jere Behrman presented findings from two rigorous studies on teacher training and efforts to improve early childhood education in Accra, Ghana. Read more about their presentation and projects in the Ghana News article.
Black Lives and Police Tactics Matter Camille Charles of the School of Arts and Sciences co-authors a Contexts article about the social movement Black Lives Matter and police tactics.
Be sure to check out the PSC/PARC colloquium series talks beginning with Randall Kuhn, followed by Jesus Fernandez VillaVerde who’ll be presenting in Spanish. Be sure to add the PSC/PARC colloquium series to your calendar. Next Monday (9/11) begins with Randall Kuhn, followed by Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (9/18) who will be presenting in Spanish (flyer in English and Spanish)!
Violent Crimes and Murders Increased in 2016 for a Second Consecutive Year, FBI Says Richard Berk of the School of Arts & Sciences is quoted in a Washington Post article about
5 Ways to Build Resilience Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited in Penn Today and Entrepreneur for her extensive research on grit.
Home Buying While Black Camille Charles of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on racial hierarchy and Latino and Asian homeowners preferring few black neighbors in their communities in a Penn News<
Courtney Boen has received the graduate student paper award from ASA’s Section of Aging and the Life Course at the annual meeting in Montreal. Her paper is entitled, "The role of socioeconomic factors in Black-White health inequities across the life cours Courtney Boen has received the graduate student paper award from ASA's Section of Aging and the Life Course at the annual meeting in Montreal.
Emilio Parrado has recently been elected to the Sociological Research Association (SRA). The Association elects up to 14 new members annually. The SRA is an honor society of sociological scholars which was founded in 1936. Emilio Parrado has recently been elected to the Sociological Research Association (SRA). The Association elects up to 14 new members annually. The SRA is an honor society of sociological scholars which was founded in 1936.
Penn Criminologist Richard Berk on the Future of Artificial Intelligence In a Q&A with Penn News, Richard Berk of Criminology discusses common misconceptions about the use of artificial intelligence in the criminal-justic
David Mandell is quoted in Penn Medicine news article about the relationship between early intervention and cost savings. David Mandell is quoted in Penn Medicine news article about the relationship between h
Doctor Shortage Under Obamacare? It Didn’t Happen
Social and Emotional Skills: Everybody Loves Them, but Still Can’t Define Them Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is cited in an NPR article for her research on “gri
Here’s the Real Reason Women Get Smarter About Money as They Get Older
How To Use Criticism To Your Advantage -- And Not To Shame Yourself Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is cited in a Forbes article for her research on
Dennis Culhane comments on a new Zillow study on how rising rents drive up homelessness rates in LA Times article.
Trump Affirmative-action Move Raises Concern for Colleges Camille Charles of the School of Arts & Sciences says in a Penn News and a  
Linda Aiken is quoted in new article "Study Provides First Evidence for American Nurses Credentialing Center Pathway to Excellence Program in Home Care" Linda Aiken is quoted in new article "Study Provides First Evidence for American Nurses Credentialing Center Pathway to Excellence Program in H
Linda H. Aiken Mentioned In Article About Excellence Program in Home Care In a new study, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing’s Center for Health Outcomes
The Invisible Segregation of Diverse Neighborhoods Camille Charles of the School of Arts & Sciences shares her thoughts in a Slate article on the benefits of diversity in the classrooms of the American
Make Your Retirement Money Last for Life Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School is cited in a Forbes article for co-authoring a study, “Putting the Pension Back in 401(k)
Jason Schnittker is featured in Penn News article about his new book The Diagnostic System: Why the Classification of Psychiatric Disorders Is Necessary, Difficult, and Never Settled
Penn’s Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy Project to Launch New Training Program Dennis Culhane, in a Penn News article, discusses actionable Intelligence for Social Policy, or AISP, a joint effort between the Univers
The Mental Health Email Shared ’Round the World  
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Brain Training Has No Effect on Decision-making or Cognitive Function, Penn Researchers Report Joseph Kable and co-authors at the University of Pennsylvania have publish a study that, not only did commercial brain training with Lumosity™ have no effect on decision-making, it also had no effect on cognitive function beyond practice effects on the trainin
Penn News features the Quartet Pilot Program: Six Research Projects at Penn Bolstered Through Quartet Pilot Competition Funding
Tukufu Zuberi and Hans-Peter Kohler are quoted in a new Omnia article: "The Past, Present, and Future of Human Migration"
Sarah Tishkoff is participating in the World Science Festival Event: The Evolution of Evolution
Remaking Sharswood: Studying How the Neighborhood Transformation Plan Affects Former Blumberg Tenants Dennis Culhane of the School of Social Policy & Practice is cited in Penn Today and
Linda Aiken awarded International Council of Nurses Highest Honor, 2017 Christiane Reimann Prize. Linda Aiken awarded International Council of Nurses Highest Honor, 2017 Christiane Reimann Prize.
Dorothy Roberts and Sarah Tishkoff are on the front page of the University News this week after speaking about the relationship between genetic classifications and race.
Congratulations to Grace Kao for being elected Vice President of the American Sociological Association.
Research Projects Bolstered Through Quartet Pilot Competition Funding  
Linda H. Aiken Collaborated on Study About Missed Nursing Care in Pediatrics In a new study, Linda Aiken and fellow researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing’s
Duckworth - Creating Intellectual risk takers
Luca Maria Pesando authored a new Pension Research Council Working Paper: Does Financial Literacy Increase Students’ Perceived Value of Schooling? Luca Maria Pesando authored a new Pension Research Council Working Paper: Does Financial Literacy Increase Students' Pe
Daniel Aldana Cohen’s new book chapter is now available in the Sociology Scholarly Commons series. Daniel Aldana Cohen's new book chapter is now available in the Sociology Scholarly Commons series. 
Collin Payne, Luca Maria Pesando and Hans-Peter Kohler authored a new working paper in the PSC/PARC Scholarly Commons series. Collin Payne, Luca Maria Pesando, and Hans-Peter Kohler authored a new Working P
Yana Vierboom authors new Working Paper in the Scholarly Commons PSC/PARC series. Yana Vierboom authors a new working paper in the PSC/PARC Working Paper series in the Scholarly Commons entitled "The Contribution of Differences in Adiposity to Educational Disparities
Adopting Financial Habits That Stick Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences and Katherine Milkman of the Wharton School are cited in a Forbes for th
Linda H. Aiken Mentioned In Article About Penn Clinical Nursing Fellowship Linda Aiken co-authored a paper about the importance of nurses with doctorates in the healthcare system. The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing (
Babatunde Osoimehin, Executive Director of the UN Population Fund, who was the recent keynote speaker at the Perry World House Global Shifts Conference (pictured here with PSC Director Herb Smith) has died. He was a strong advocate of reproductive and pop Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director of the UN Population Fund, who was the recent keynote speaker at the Perry World House Global Shifts Conference (pictured here with PSC Director
Letter Grades Deserve an ’F’: A Recommendation for Updating School Report Cards Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is cited on WBUR Radio Boston for researching grit.
Theodore Schurr was featured in the Penn News spotlight "Using DNA as a Tool to Understand Human History" Theodore Schurr was featured in Penn News and OMNIA "Using
Omnia article "Penn Partnering with Census Bureau for Research" dicusses the Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) Iourii Manovskii and Irma T.
Behrman, Elo, Hannum, Tishkoff named among the inaugural recipients of the Dean’s Golbal Inquiries Fund. Behrman, Elo, Hannum, Tishkoff named among the
Does Your Doctor’s Age Matter? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing is cited in a CBS News article for studying the relevance a
Last week it was the pleasure of many esteemed colleagues to gather for a presentation about the Challenge of Cities in honor of Janice Maddens retirement. The talks were followed by a lively cocktail party to celebrate Janice’s long and fruitful career. Last week it was the pleasure of many esteemed colleagues to gather for a presentation about the Challenge of Cities in honor of Janice Madden's retirement.
Aashish Gupta, joint graduate student in demography and sociology, has co-authored an article that is forthcoming in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. The piece is currently available online, found here. Aashish Gupta, graduate student in Demography and Sociology, has co-authored an article that is forthcoming in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management.
Dorothy Roberts spoke last week with the Penn Current about the anniversary of her groundbreaking book, "Killing of the Black Body: Race, Reproduction and the Meaning of Liberty." Dorothy Roberts spoke last week with the Penn Current about the anniversary of her groundbreaking book, "Killing of the Black Body: Race, Reproductio
Last week students, staff and faculty gathered to celebrate the influential and wonderful Grace Kao at the University of Pennsylvania! Kao has been a Professor of Sociology, Education, and Asian American Studies since 1997 and has touched the lives of man Last week students, staff and faculty gathered to celebrate the influential and wonderful Grace Kao at the University of Pennsylvania!
Onoso Imoagene spoke with Omnia last week about her new book "Beyond Expectations: Second-Generation Nigerians in the United States and Britain." Onoso Imoagene spoke with Omnia last week about her new book "Beyond Expectations: Second-Generation Nigerians in
Pennsylvania Takes New Step on Troubled Public Pension Plans Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School comments in an Associated Press article on the future of Pennsylvania’s public pension plans following Gov. Tom Wolf signing a bill that will
Who Says You Need Tax Breaks for Retirement Saving? Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School is quoted in Bloomberg Business Week on why the affluent need tax breaks.
Wharton’s Olivia Mitchell hosts a retirement conference and — surprise! — the research is ’depressing’ Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School is featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer for hosting a
Jere R. Behrman is awarded the Irene B. Taeuber award.
Herb Smith participated in the annual Global Shifts conference as an expert and discussant. Herb Smith participated in the annual Global Shifts conference as an expert and discussant.
Aiken, Pauly, & Polsky Discuss the Direction of Health Care The special seminar put together as part of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI) 50th Anniversary year, featured the three pre
Herb Smith is quoted in Pew Charitable Trust article "Childbirth for Women in their 30s at 50-Year High" Herb Smith is quoted in Pew Charitable Trust article "Childbirth for Women in their 30s at 50-Year High".
Herb Smith participated at Session 147 Improving Health and Mortality Measures this year at PAA. Herb Smith, director of the Population Studies Center, co-authored a paper at Session 147 Improving Health and Mortality Measures this year at PAA.
30 Is the New 20 -- That’s the Economy’s Fault
Hanming Fang Named Class of 1965 Term Chair by Penn Arts and Sciences
GOP Considers Auto-enrollment as Part of Obamacare Replacement Plan Mark Pauly and Scott Harrington of the Wharton School are quoted in the Washington Examiner about auto-enrollment as a part of an Affordabl
How to Leave a Mark on People Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is mentioned in a New York Times article for sharing a list “What causes individuals to adopt the
Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes are quoted in new Washington Post and Forbes articles about mortality and Diabetes. Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes are quoted in new
Angela Duckworth to Give Penn’s 2017 Baccalaureate Address Angela Duckworth, the Christopher H.
Visualizing Future Doesn’t Increase Delayed Gratification, Penn Study Shows
Growing in Gritty-ness Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is cited in a Huffington Post article for studying “grit.” Read more
What Makes Creative People Creative?
How Financial Knowledge Drives Wealth Inequality Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School pens an article in The Wall Street Journal about the role of financial knowledge in molding wealth inequality.
Andrew Stokes’ new study in the Annals of Internal Medicine is discussed in USA Today article Andrew Stokes discusses his paper in the Annals of Internal Medicine on the "obesity paradox" and being ov
Wharton Study: Men Are More Aggressive Toward Women Since Trump Election Corinne Low and doctoral student Jennie Huang of the Wharton School are highlighted in Philadelphia Inquirer and the
Jere R. Behrman is awarded the Irene B. Taeuber award!
3 Reasons Why the Gender Pay Gap Still Exists Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School provides three reasons that contribute to the difficulty closing the gender pay gap in a Fortune article.
Irma Elo went to Washington to discuss improvements for 2020 Census.
This Is Not Your Father’s 401K: The Retirement Product You Should Know About Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School shares her thoughts in Fox Business on retirement options.
Demography Ph.D. candidate Jeylan Erman’s article, "Parental Separation and School Performance Among Children of Immigrant Mothers in Sweden," has been published in the European Journal of Population Demography Ph.D.
Daniel Aldana Cohen is featured in the OMNIA podcast "The Politics of Climate Change". Daniel Aldana Cohen is featured in the OMNIA podcast "The Politics of Climate Change".
Angela Duckworth is involved in a new Coursera class on Positive Psyhology. Angela Duckworth is involved in a new
Angela Duckworth is cited in New York Times article "What Does It Take to Climb Up the Ladder?" Angela Duckworth is cited in New York Times
Late G.O.P. Proposal Could Mean Plans That Cover Aromatherapy but Not Chemotherapy Mark Pauly of the Wharton School comments in a New York Times article on health-care solutions.
One Reason Young People Don’t Go Into Science? We Don’t Fail Well Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is quoted in a STAT article about encouraging more resilience in students that have an interest in science but are discou
Kathryn Bowles has been selected for induction to the International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame. Kathryn Bowles has been selected for
Emilio Parrado Named Thomas Chair by Penn Arts and Sciences
New Issue Brief Published by Hanming Fang is cited in a Penn LDI Blog Post New Isuue brief titled "The Economic Realities of Replacing the Affordable Care Act" written by Hanming Fang and released by Wharton Public Policy Initiative was cited in a recent article on the
Emilio Parrado and Tukufu Zuberi are featured in a video from the Immigration and Global Inequality Panel. Emilio Parrado and Tukufu Zuberi are featured in a video from the Immigration and Global Inequality Pane
Richard Berk Quoted in Washington Post Article Richard Berk of the School of Arts & Sciences says, “Attacks on police officers are real and tragic, but the reference to Ferguson-like effects is largely anecdotal” in an
Sam Preston is quoted in new U.S. Health News article about the diabetes death toll. Sam Preston is quoted in new U.S. Health News article about the diabetes death toll.
Michel Guillot is quoted in RTL article about methods of projecting life expectancy. Michel Guillot is quoted in RTL article about methods of projecting life expectancy.
Sam Preston is quoted in new Washington Post article about declining Life Expectancy in the U.S. Sam Preston is quoted in new Washington Post article about declining Life Ex
Kevin Volpp and Carolyn Cannuscio are featured in a new Prevention Health Research at Penn video. Kevin Volpp is featured in a new
Angela Duckworth is interviewed in Forbes "A passion is more developed than it is discovered". Angela Duckworth is interviewed in Forbes "A passion is more developed than it is discovered". 
How America Counts Its Homeless – and Why So Many Are Overlooked
Tomorrow the Perry World House Seminar Series: “The Demographic Logic of War, Peace, and Politics in Multi-ethnic States” by Margarita Konaev Tomorrow the Perry World House Seminar Series: “The Demographic Logic of War, Peace, and Politics in Multi-ethnic States” by Margarita Konaev
Dennis Culhane is quoted in an New York Times article about the aging homeless populations. Dennis Culhane is quoted in an New York Times article about aging homeless populations.
Here’s How Trump Will Change Obamacare Mark Pauly of the Wharton School comments in a Bloomberg article on changes to health care and insurance after the Affordable Care Act.
Jere Behrman participated this week in the Mexican launch of the 2017 Lancet Series on Early Childhood Development at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City.
Richard Berk is quoted in recent Washington Post article about government data Richard Berk is quoted in recent Washington Post article
Samuel Preston and Andrew Stokes new study about the deadliness of Diabetes is discussed in Le Monde Samuel Preston and Andrew Stokes' new study about Diabetes is discussed in
Daniel Polsky is quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer about his research and data collection that monitors the Affordable Care Act. Daniel Polsky is quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer article about his research and data collection that monitors the Affordable
Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes are quoted in Penn Current article about a new study focused on diabetes. Sam Preston and Andrew Stokes are quoted in
Laura Kelly is cited in 2016 Lancet article about respiratory health in the UK Laura Kelly is cited in 2016 Lancet article about respiratory health in the UK
Mark Pauly is featured in Philly.com video about Obamacare. Mark Pauly is featured in Philly.com video about Obamacare.
Herb Smith and Emilio Parrado participated in the experts meetings for the Global Shifts Conference at Perry World House.
Jeremy Greenwood investigates the Role of Marriage in fighting HIV in a new working paper. Jeremy Greenwood investigates the Role of Marriage in fighting HIV in a new working paper.
John Trojanowski is quoted in a recent Penn Medicine article which features a new online publication. John Trojanowski is quoted in a recent
Charles Blow and Joy Reid Headline 2017 MLK Lecture in Social Justice at Penn Journalists Charles Blow and Joy Reid joined Camille Charles at the 16th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture in Social Justice on Jan. 30 at 5:30 p.m. in the Zellerbach Auditorium of the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
Charles, Duckworth Named To Endowed Chairs in Penn Arts And Sciences Dean Steven J. Fluharty is pleased to announce the appointment of two faculty members in Penn Arts and Sciences to endowed chairs.

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