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Penn physician and scientist Ben Stanger details the process and inspiration of writing his recently published book From One Cell: A Journey into Life's Origins and the Future of Medicine.

Neuroradiologists have developed the first-ever tool that gives a real-time assessment of an individual’s tumor, and relieve some of the anxiety that inconclusive scans can cause.

At The Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute in Lancaster, receiving advanced treatments closer to home has changed the battle with cancer for many patients from across central Pennsylvania.

On the day of their win, the Penn Medicine community celebrated the two mRNA technology pioneers on their 2023 Nobel Prize recognition and found inspiration for the future of world-changing science on campus.

César de la Fuente operates at the intersection of humanity, machines and medicine, using artificial intelligence to create biological advances, like discovering new antibiotics lurking in our past.

Comfort often comes in unexpected places. At Penn Medicine’s 3600 Civic Center Boulevard parking garage, entrance greeter Tommy Barbieri’s friendly and calming presence is a comfort for the many patients and employees who pass through each day.

Researchers at Penn Medicine are studying conversational AI tools like ChatGPT to predict their future potential and understand how they can assist in diagnosis and guiding patients.

With more care being shifted to the home setting, Penn Medicine At Home established a new program to train the nurses who hit the road.

Penn Medicine is using technology to reduce administrative burdens and free employees to do more meaningful work.

After devoting her life and career to athletics and fitness, Kathleen Tierney was shocked to hear her heart disease diagnosis just weeks after retiring. Tierney talks about her journey having robotic mitral valve surgery performed at Penn.