Physicians Weekly: Bribes Don’t Help Patients Stick with Statins
October 12, 2020
The Philadelphia Inquirer: To Increase Disposal Of Leftover Opioids, Give Parents A Bag Of … Coffee Grounds?
February 7, 2020
Philly Voice: Patients Who Use Online Portals to Access Health Records More Likely to Get Flu Shots, Penn Study Finds
October 10, 2019
The Hamilton Spectator: Anti-Vaxxers ‘Educated Just Well Enough To Make Terrible Decisions For Their Children’
April 22, 2019
Philly Inquirer: Anti-Vaccine Parents Are Often White, College-Educated, ‘Whole Foods Moms’
April 11, 2019
American Medical Association: Doctor’s Career Path Offers Economic Insight on Patient Care
January 16, 2019
Forbes: Paying People To Lower Their Cholesterol Works But Is It Cost-Effective?
September 14, 2018
Strategy + Business: Making Change Contagious
September 13, 2018
ABC News: Can we nudge our way to responsible opioid prescribing?
August 2, 2018
The Washington Post: A quarter of adults with sprained ankles were prescribed opioids in the ER, study shows
July 27, 2018
US News: Sprained Ankle? Opioid Rx More Likely in Some States Than Others
July 26, 2018
The Inquirer: Opioid pills for a simple sprained ankle? It’s a thing in some states, Penn researchers find
July 24, 2018
ABC News: Cold, hard cash and a fitness device could help motivate people to exercise: Study
June 13, 2018
Adapting Way to Health for Research on Depression
June 11, 2018
PRWeb: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Self-Management for People with Diabetes on Staten Island
May 2, 2018
BBC World Service: Health Check – World Immunization Week
April 25, 2018