Only 35% of People Eligible for Statins Use Them, Study Shows. How Do You Know if You Should Be on Them?
Yahoo! Life
December 19, 2023
Pain Scores, Age Can Help Identify Patients More Likely to Use Few or No Opioids After Surgery
Penn Medicine News
November 15, 2023
Penn Medicine Professor: Level of Needed Opioid Use After a Surgery Can Be Determined by ‘A Patient’s Personal Characteristics’
Patient Daily
November 15, 2023
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