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She was spotted smoking in ‘smoke-free’ rental housing. Now, she may be kicked out.

Advocates warn that enforcing these bans too aggressively — such as with the threat of eviction — could add to the hardship of vulnerable communities that have...

Published on February 2, 2020

Shekinah A. Fashaw-Walters

Shekinah A. Fashaw-Walters, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in Medical Ethics & Health Policy at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a...

Updated September 5, 2024

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Updated November 5, 2024

Shining a Light on the Murky Problem of Discarded Kidneys.

Published in 2017

Shivan J. Mehta

Dr. Mehta is a gastroenterologist who leads a variety of projects across the health system focused on developing and testing new delivery and payment models for care through...

Updated September 3, 2024

Shopping for Health Insurance? Buyer Beware, Especially If You Have Cancer

In an op-ed published by the Philadelphia Inquirer, Laura Yasaitis, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher at Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI); Daniel Polsky,...

Published on July 3, 2017

Shots for tots?

Published in 2013

Should FDA Grant Accelerated Approval to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene Therapy?

On May 12, independent experts narrowly recommendedopens in a new tab or window that the FDA grant accelerated approval to Sarepta's new gene therapy, SRP-9001...

Published on May 2, 2023

Should Physicians “Prescribe” Cannabis?

An LDI Policy$ense ethical analysis by Aaron Glickman and Dom Sisti, PhD "Over the last decade, medical cannabis has moved from the fringe to the mainstream—at least in...

Published on January 2, 2020

Should You Find Out if You’re at Risk of Alzheimer’s?

With a simple at-home genetics test, some people are learning they have a higher risk of Alzheimer’s. Can they do anything to prevent the disease?

Published on July 4, 2019
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