Referred to as a “Beacon of Hope,” Penn Medicine’s new Pavilion, one of the largest hospital projects underway in the United States, opens to staff, patients, and visitors this month. From the design and construction process to staff training, this state-of-the-art hospital has been home to a variety of innovative approaches that are mapping the future of healthcare.
Penn Medicine Study Finds Red Blood Cells Play Much Larger Role in Immune System Through Discovery of DNA-Binding Capability
Yelp Star Ratings on Health Care Facilities May Reveal County-Level Death Rate Disparities
National Academy of Medicine Welcomes Two New Members from Penn
Penn Study Suggests Genetic Disease CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder Could Be Treatable after Childhood
Cancer Without Chemotherapy: ‘A Totally Different World’
In Philadelphia, Gun Violence a More Serious Threat Than COVID-19 for Some
Ovarian Cancer Symptoms Can be Hard to Distinguish, So Women Should Listen to Their Bodies, Experts Say
Study Links Gun Violence to Pediatric ED Visits for Mental Health
Sickle Cell Disease Patients Struggle to Find Compassionate Treatment for Painful Symptoms
For Women With Infertility, Baby Boy Born Through Penn’s Living-Donor Uterus Transplant Program Is a Symbol of Hope
