How Playing Games May Save People’s Lives
The Growing Use of Gamification in Health Motivates People to Exercise More and Take Other Actions to Improve Their Physical Well-Being
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Penn Researchers Gamified Walking to Boost Heart Health, and Won a $25 Million Grant
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Penn CHIBE Retreat Eyes New AI Tools to Get Evidence to Policymakers
More Focused and Comprehensive Large Language Model Chatbots Envisioned
Longer Prescriptions Could Equalize All Patients’ Medication Supply
Chart of the Day: A Simple Change to Clinicians' Prescribing System Reduced Prescription Disparities by Race, Ethnicity, Insurance Type, and Income
Why Cardiologists May Hesitate to Give Essential Care to Sicker Patients
Black, Older, Female, and Higher-Risk Patients are Most Affected
A Novel Study Quantifies Who is Missing from Cardiovascular Clinical Research
LDI Researchers Analyzed Ethnicity, Race, and Sex‐Specific Population Participation in Clinical Trials
Here are the Most Lucrative Heart Procedures for Hospitals
Chart of the Day: The Big Moneymaker is a Common Cardiac Surgery, Study by LDI Fellows Finds
Heart Patients Exercised More by Using Games and Incentives To Maintain Money, New Study Showed
Behavioral Interventions Can Boost Physical Activity and Promote Cardiovascular Health
Geographic Disparities in Lower Extremity Amputation Rates
Highest Rates Associated with Poor and Black ZIP Codes
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In Cities, the Highest Amputation Rates Are Associated With Poverty and Being Black, a New Study Shows
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Amputation Rates Higher for People With PAD Who Are Poor or Black
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