In The Media The New York Times
Trump Crime Strategy May Work for Now, but Not for Long, Experts Say
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Older Black Adults With Abdominal Pain Are Less Likely to Get Emergency Department Imaging
Chart of the Day: National Study Shows White Patients More Likely Than Black Patients to Get CT and/or Ultrasounds for Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department
Penn Medicine’s LeadIN Program Trains Philly Teens to Green Their Neighborhoods
Photo & Text Story of an Urban Health Lab Initiative to Improve Health and Community Stability
Penn LDI Small Grants Program 2025 Projects Announced
14 LDI Fellows Get Early-Stage Funding for a Range of Health Care Research Projects
LDI Fellows Bowles, Halpern, and South Named to National Academy of Medicine
Cited for Contributions in Science, Medicine, and Health
Neighborhood Violence Is Linked to Using More Acute Care and Unmet Preventive and Mental Health Care Needs
Study Identifies Connections Between Violence Exposure and Forgone Care Due to Cost
Eugenia South Named Penn Medicine Associate Vice President for Health Justice
LDI Senior Fellow Will Also Direct the New Center for Health Justice
In The Media Philadelphia Inquirer
‘It’s Not Getting Better Out Here, It’s Getting Worse’: After an Officer’s Death, the Community Around Temple Is Feeling the Weight of Ongoing Gun Violence
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Fixing Up Abandoned Homes Can Reduce Gun Violence
A Rigorous New Study Shows That Simple Interventions Can Yield Important Safety Dividends
Behavioral Flags in the Emergency Department Risk Unintended Consequences
Flags in Electronic Health Records Are Rare But Exacerbate Racial Disparities
Text Messages to Ask Patients About Health Care Experiences
Q&A on Patient-Reported Racism and Emergency Department Care