Through more personalized care and new technology, Penn Medicine is reshaping the pharmacy system.
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April 3, 2026
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Penn Medicine pharmacies are streamlining care through advances in automation, AI, and delivery technology, enabling pharmacists to work directly with patients, doctors, and nurses. “The traditional role of pharmacists has moved beyond dispensing medications," says Chief Pharmacy Officer Nishaminy Kasbekar. "We really touch every patient that walks in the hospital.”
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Sonia Banker will research U.S. foreign policy and diplomacy at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The one-year fellowship provides the opportunity to work in nuclear nonproliferation, foreign policy, economics, technology, and democracy and governance.
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In the final article in Penn Today’s series on 100 years of television, marketing professor Barbara Kahn shares how branding has evolved while law and technology professor Christopher Yoo provides an overview of TV’s shifting legal landscape.
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Penn Washington intern and second-year Luka Jacobi-Krohn explains how reforming the discharge petition process could encourage bipartisan legislation and eliminate procedural gatekeeping.
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Penn Vet has partnered with the Stamps Scholars Program to establish a scholarship initiative recognizing veterinary students who exemplify leadership, academic excellence, and service.
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 THE WASHINGTON POST
Scott Feldman of the Perelman School of Medicine says that taking a shower, washing your face, and putting on clean clothes helps remove pollen so it doesn’t follow you inside.
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APRIL 10
As part of Penn AI Month, Weitzman alum and Gensler co-CEO Jordan Goldstein will explore how human-centered AI can augment storytelling and spatial design to help organizations navigate complex challenges and create adaptive, meaningful experiences. The talk will be followed by a Q&A. Lunch will be provided. Free and open to the public. Register to attend.
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