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Leave a message of support for our front line staff working tirelessly and selflessly to fight COVID-19 and save lives.
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Meet a PennMedicine Researcher

Jeanmarie Perrone, MD
Professor of Emergency Medicine, is the recipient of the 2021 Alfred Stengel Health System Champion Award. Dr. Perrone’s leadership as the director of the Penn Center for Addiction Medicine and Policy has helped thousands of patients gain access to medications for opioid addiction, transforming the management of pain and the treatment of opioid use disorder at Penn Medicine. More about Dr. Perrone
Welcome to Our Newest Faculty Members!
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Margo M. Szabo, PhD
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Daniel Malleske, MD
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Prachi Dilip Kothari, DO
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Matthew J. Michaels, DO
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Regina Linganna, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care
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Featured Publications
- New Mental Health Platform Provides Support for Healthcare Workers While mental health in the workplace is a longstanding and undertreated issue, it has been amplified as health professionals struggle with the extraordinary physical and emotional demands of COVID-19.
- Gene Therapy Program at Penn Medicine Joins AAVCOVID Vaccine Project The internationally-renowned Gene Therapy Program at the University of Pennsylvania is joining the AAVCOVID vaccine program led by Massachusetts Eye and Ear and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), members of Mass General Brigham for the joint research program.
- Follow-up Treatments After Opioid Overdose Rare Among Insured Patients The majority of commercially insured patients who visited the emergency department (ED) for an opioid overdose didn’t receive the timely follow-up care known to help prevent a future overdose or death, according to a new study from researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
- Taking Inventory of Which Drugs the World Is Using to Treat COVID-19 With doctors and researchers around the world searching for effective treatments for COVID-19, many drugs approved to treat other diseases are being used in hopes that they’ll be effective against the virus, a use that’s known as “off-label.”
- New “Blueprint” of Exhausted T Cell Lifespan Could Help Build Better Immunotherapies Mapping out the lifespan of the immune cells that lose steam in the body’s fight against cancer is giving Penn Medicine researchers a better understanding of how future immunotherapies could reinvigorate them to help attack disease.
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