When Higher Minimum Wages Don’t Mean Higher Incomes
New Research Finds Wage Increases Can Reduce Work Hours and Income for Some Women and Affect Infant Health
Research & Policy Updates
Menopause Care is Growing, but Access Remains Unequal
Insurance May Shape Who Gets the Best Menopause Treatment
Seven Things to Know About the FDA’s One-Trial Approach to Drug Approval
It Could Speed Drug Approvals but Also Make It Harder to Know if a Drug Works, Penn LDI Fellows Say
45 Excess Child Deaths a Day in the U.S.
Half-Century Study Finds U.S. Trailing 13 Healthier OECD Nations
LDI Fellow Courtney Schreiber Elected to National Academy of Medicine
Cited for Exemplary Leadership and Transformative Research
Pennsylvania Nurses Are Overloaded, Putting Patients at Risk
Can More Nurses on a Unit Improve Care and Save Money for Pennsylvania Hospitals? A Debate Swirls
Scott Halpern and Paula Chatterjee Win American College of Physicians Awards
Cited for Excellence and Outstanding Achievement
A Physician-Researcher Cites the Power of Storytelling in STEM
How Community Engagement and Personal Narratives Can Bring Science to Life and Foster Trust
Tests Can Now Predict Disease Like Alzheimer’s. What Can Go Wrong?
U.S. Laws Leave Gaps That May Cost People Jobs, Health Insurance, and Privacy
What Would It Take to Make Clinical Trials More Diverse?
Penn LDI Researchers Tested a Simple Approach to a Long-Standing Problem
Jaya Aysola’s Remarks from UN Panel on Health Care for the Disabled
LDI Senior Fellow Calls for a Major Upgrade in Best Practices
States Weigh in on Trump Administration’s Medicaid Fraud Push
LDI/Tradeoffs Virtual Seminar Explores the New Federal Actions and Why Fraud is Hard to Measure