In 1918, a pandemic outbreak swept the world. Hospitals were overwhelmed. Our 2018 story looked back on what we'd learned and how prepared we'd be for the next pandemic. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

What happens when physicians get 3-D vision inside a patient’s body while they’re performing a procedure? pennmedicine.org/news/public…

A fountain pen and an index card were two of the most essential assets in medical information technology fifty years ago. In one man’s lifetime, that has changed. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

Stacy Haley’s recovery from a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction was smooth and easy—thanks to a new model of care that helped her experience most of her recovery in the comfort of home. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

Artificial Intelligence, Bots, and CRISPR: Big buzzwords in medical innovation, handily explained with examples in the “ABCs of Innovation” in @PennMedMag pennmedicine.org/news/public…

#Innovation in medicine isn’t fundamentally about technology or clinical refinements. It’s the way of thinking about how you do things better. Read more in our innovation issue of @PennMedMag pennmedicine.org/news/public…

For medical students Kevin Zhang and Sarah Santucci, an inclination toward nurturing shaped their choice of career and hobbies—and brought them together. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

How do you make a device from an idea? It’s easy for Penn Medicine clinicians thanks to the medical device accelerator program. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

What if a text message could save a life? Or a change in care model could help seniors recover better at home? #Innovation at Penn Medicine is transforming care in numerous ways, by testing what works @PM_Innovation pennmedicine.org/news/public…

In recent years, #artificialintelligence has become one of the most potent tools at the health care industry’s disposal—but it’s not that easy to use. Luckily @PennMedicine’s @moorjh has a solution pennmedicine.org/news/public…

It’s easy to get tripped up by the vocabulary of #innovation. It sounds like a lot of buzzwords. But these aren’t empty terms at @PennMedicine. Read the editor’s note and jump into the new #InnovationIssue of @PennMedMag! pennmedicine.org/news/public…

Our Fall 2019 Innovation Issue is now available online! pennmedicine.org/news/public… And there's still time to sign up for the email edition to get a roundup of all the stories in your inbox: pennmedicine.org/news/public…

Shelley Henderson, MD'19, wants to bring better health care to underserved patients in Philadelphia. inquirer.com/health/race-hea…

“Looking ahead, trends in curriculum are about more integration, rather than single topics, such as a two- week course on women’s health, when there could be a longitudinal four-year curriculum on the topic!” More w/ Dr. Suzi Rose on the future of #MedEd: pennmedicine.org/news/public…

Over nearly two decades, a major national study of kidney disease led and coordinated at @UPennDBEI has defined key risk factors in an all-too-common silent epidemic. And the way its scientists make discoveries has grown up along with the study itself. pennmedicine.org/news/public…

What it takes to achieve promotion in academic medicine—being a highly regarded clinician and accomplished researcher—is no longer enough to lead. pennmedicine.org/news/public… #AcademicMedicine

Seven students. Four years. Though some travel together, the path through medical school is a different journey for everyone. PennMedicine.org/magazine/Pa… #MedEd

Our Spring/Summer 2019 issue is now available online! The cover story follows seven students through four years of medical school... what a journey! pennmedicine.org/news/public…