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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A Novel Study Quantifies Who is Missing from Cardiovascular Clinical Research
LDI Researchers Analyzed Ethnicity, Race, and Sex‐Specific Population Participation in Clinical Trials
Penn LDI Receives $3.5 Million Gift from the Son of Its Founding Benefactor
New Funds Will Expand SUMR Program and Broaden Research Initiatives Aimed at Increasing Health Care Access
LDI Research and Analysis That Caught Your Attention in 2024
Topics of Interest Included Insights About Health Disparities and Implications of Health Policies
LDI Fellows Bowles, Halpern, and South Named to National Academy of Medicine
Cited for Contributions in Science, Medicine, and Health
Why People With Dementia Prefer Aging in Place, Despite All The Missing Supports
Many Patients And Care Partners Don’t Plan For Future Needs Until Forced To Do So, LDI Fellows Find
Adding Diversity to Your Research Process: A New System
Penn Team Creates Guidelines and Best Practices Overview
Chart of the Day: Default Orders Increased Palliative Care Consultations But Did Not Shorten Hospital Stays for Older Patients
Study Shows a Simple Intervention Improves End-Of-Life Care for Seriously Ill Patients
How Race Distorts One Area of Health Care: The Problem of Race-Specific Tests in Lung Care
Using Different Baseline Lung Function for Black and White Patients Leads to Lower Rates of Diagnosis in Black Patients
Cost Effectiveness of Financial Incentives for Smoking Cessation
It’s Everyone’s Business
Abdominal Pain in Older Adults
Understanding the Status Quo