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Penn Medicine experts advocate for refinements in contingency management, a proven method that rewards patients for avoiding drugs.

At ABBCI in Lancaster, Jennie Barbieri, MD, recently became the first director of Bridging Oncology Care & Wellness Recovery to ensure patients’ mind, body, and spirit are cared for once they reach recovery.

Howard Herrmann, MD, has been shaping the TAVR field since its earliest years. His latest research is the first head-to-head comparison of the most widely used TAVR devices.

The Three Wishes Project at Penn Medicine Princeton Health helps ease the process of dying for patients, their families, and the staff who care for them.

Through a new Planetary Health curriculum, Penn medical students are learning about the impact of climate change on human health.

Teams across Penn Medicine are working hard to “think globally, act locally” when making environmentally friendly changes in their day-to-day operations.

Throughout its three-decade history, OncoLink has aimed to be the premier website for cancer information, available when and where it’s most useful to patients and providers.

While most high school juniors are busy preparing for college, this Germantown student spent a month in Penn's Level 1 Trauma Center where he learned the value of connecting with patients and the importance of being curious and asking questions.

After four years of medical school shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, on Match Day, the Class of 2024 opened their residency match envelopes—and their futures.

Maria Wright has spent years volunteering with United Disabilities Services (UDS) service dog program, and is now waiting to receive a furry assistant of her own.