Emily Wilson, renowned for her translations of ancient Greek works, takes center stage as she discusses her groundbreaking work and its impact on literature and the understanding of classical texts.
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A plant-based, oral delivery of insulin regulates blood sugar levels similar to natural insulin
A study by Penn Dental Medicine reveals that a plant-based oral delivery system for insulin can regulate blood sugar levels similarly to natural insulin, offering a potential alternative to traditional injections for diabetes management.
Interesting documentary, A New Peace of Münster, discussing meebewegen, a possible Dutch retreat towards Germany due to climate change
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are studying patterns of movement and interactions in people living along the Dutch-German border, analyzing social and cultural exchanges between the two nations to understand broader regional integration trends.
Titled “A New Peace of Münster,” the documentary highlights a unique research project involving Richter, a Dutch comedian/performer, German and Dutch climate scientists, and residents of neighboring towns along the Dutch-German border
Gossip is good
A recent study from Penn researchers reveals that gossip plays an important role in fostering social cooperation and indirect reciprocity, demonstrating how information shared through social networks can influence reputations and collaborative behaviors.
Eating fish reduces aggression?
Research from Penn highlights that omega-3 supplementation may help reduce aggression, particularly in at-risk populations, and advocates for its broader implementation as a public health measure.
The first child to undergo CAR T-cell therapy at CHOP for leukemia is now a student at Penn
The article highlights the success of Emily Whitehead, the first child to undergo CAR T-cell therapy at CHOP for leukemia, who is now cancer-free more than a decade later, demonstrating the transformative potential of this innovative immunotherapy treatment.
The Grounds Team at Pennsylvania Hospital has an annual competition to hone skills such as flower arranging and plant care which is adorable
The Captain Grounds Tournament at Pennsylvania Hospital is an annual competition where the grounds team hones their horticultural skills through hands-on activities like weeding, flower arranging, and plant care. The event also strengthens teamwork, knowledge retention, and public speaking abilities as participants explain their gardening choices and solutions.