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Penn helped test a promising mRNA cancer vaccine. Hereâs what the trial means for the field. (opens the original)
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Denise Fitzsimmons knew that removing the fast-growing lump above her eyebrow in 2024 didnât eliminate the possibility that her melanoma could return. But a clinical trial at Penn Medicine offered the 63-year-old grandmother from Birdsboro, Pa., hope of a more enduring remission. It tested a novel vaccine, based on Pennâs groundbreaking mRNA research, that trains the patientâs immune system to find and kill cancer cells. That technology has become the first mRNA cancer vaccine to succeed i
Sen. Dave McCormick calls for increased NIH funding, breaking with Trump in Washington Post piece (opens the original)
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U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick called for doubling the National Institutes of Health budget and prioritizing âmerit-based scienceâ in a Washington Post opinion piece published Wednesday. The column emphasized the Pennsylvania Republicanâs disagreement with decisions made under President Donald Trumpâs administration over the last year and a half that have disrupted billions in scientific funding, prompting lawsuits and court reversals in certain cases. âIâm a Republican senator. America ne
Penn launches mobile eye clinic to detect disease early and help prevent blindness (opens the original)
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Penn Medicineâs newest mobile medical van features a giant mural of Philadelphiaâs City Hall set against a bright, colorful eye. Itâs right on theme: the 26-foot-long van will travel around the city, offering free eye exams and education services to underserved communities. The project is led by Penn ophthalmologist Lama Al-Aswad, whose vision is to prevent blindness by improving access to eye care. Called the Scheie Eye Institute In MOTION, the van will screen adults for the four major ca
A stray bullet paralyzed a Philly woman from the waist down. Now she surfs, teaches, and advocates for accessibility (opens the original)
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Amanda Parezo, a self-professed âbeach bum,â can no longer get onto the sand or lay out a beach blanket on her own. The loose grains are âjust impossible to navigate throughâ in a wheelchair, she said. Still, she seizes every opportunity to return to the Shore â an activity that has brought her healing since her childhood in New Jersey. Five years after a random shooting in Olde Kensington left her paralyzed from the waist down, she participated in âThey Will Surf Again,â an adapt
Dave McCormick and John Fetterman press Trump administration for answers on health funding cuts (opens the original)
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Sens. Dave McCormick and John Fetterman are pushing the federal government to explain recent cuts to healthcare research funding in Pennsylvania, the bipartisan pair announced Monday. In an Aug. 25 letter to Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Pennsylvania senators requested a briefing on the decisions and warned that abruptly ending long-term projects after substantial federal investment “risks wasting taxpayer resources while disrupting research, elimin
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