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Industrial Robots and Population Health: A Deadly Mix
New Penn Study Links Factory Automation With Excess Mortality
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It Takes a Village, Especially During a Global Pandemic
A Penn LDI and PARC Team Tracks Behavior and Attitudes in Malawi During COVID-19’s First Wave
Opioid Epidemic | Population Health
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LDI-Penn Medicine Research Laboratory Announces First Grant Awards
Margaret Lowenstein and Marina Serper Projects Focus on Non-Traditional Care Approaches
Linda Aiken, PhD, RN
- Claire Fagin Leadership Professor, Penn Nursing
- Professor, Sociology, School of Arts and Sciences
April Ancheta, PhD, RN
- Fellow, National Clinician Scholars Program, Perelman School of Medicine
- Postdoctoral Fellow for Academic Diversity, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
George Anesi, MD, MSCE
- Assistant Professor, Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine
Zohra Ansari-Thomas, MPH
- PhD Student, Population Studies Center and Sociology, School of Arts and Sciences
Robert Aronowitz, MD
- Professor and Chair, History and Sociology of Science, School of Arts and Sciences
- Walter H. and Leonore C. Annenberg Professor, Social Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences
Carolyn H. Asbury, ScMPH, PhD
- Former Senior Consultant, The Dana Foundation
Frances Barg, PhD
- Professor Emeritus, Family Medicine and Community Health, Perelman School of Medicine
- Professor Emeritus, Anthropology, School of Arts and Sciences
Jose Bauermeister, PhD, MPH
- Presidential Professor, Family & Community Health, Penn Nursing
- Professor, Psychiatry, Perelman School of Medicine
Research Updates
How Patient Restraints Are Being Used in a Children’s Hospital
LDI Experts Summarize the Trends Amid the Growing Adolescent Mental Health Crisis
Report from the 2023 Penn Medicine Nudges in Health Care Symposium
Nudge Science at the Crossroads and the Obstacles it Faces
An Interactive Web Tool Boosts Use of Lung Cancer Screening
The Study of U.S. Veterans Is Part of a Larger Focus on Helping Patients Clarify Care Preferences
The Best Way to Prevent HIV is Often Out of Reach for Women and Marginalized People
LDI Researchers Suggest Ways to Increase PrEP use
Expiration of the USDA Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Emergency Allotments
Increased Food Insufficiency Highlights Inadequacy of SNAP Benefits After Thrifty Food Plan Revisions
The Nursing Burnout Crisis Is Also Happening in Primary Care
Nurses in Primary Care Face Burnout, Poor Work Environments–Especially in Low-Income Clinics
What Happens When Workers Disclose A Mental Illness Like Bipolar Disorder At Work
Workers Fear the Stigma But Disclosure Can Increase Support For Their Job, A New LDI Study Finds
How to Communicate Information in the Next Health Crisis
Examining Lessons Learned From COVID-19 Communications