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Penn Law students publish report detailing experience of Black women in the legal field - Vimarsana News

Penn Law students publish report detailing experience of Black women in the legal field

The report explores the effects that bias, representation, and allyship have on Black women in the legal field by evaluating the experiences of Black students at Penn Law. 

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Two Penn students develop doodle-based dating app, buoyed by support from viral TikTok video - Vimarsana News

Two Penn students develop doodle-based dating app, buoyed by support from viral TikTok video

The app, called Monet, allows users to send drawings to each other to start a conversation instead of swiping left or right on profiles.

Source: thedp.com
Iron Gate Theatre COVID-19 testing site closes after low use - Vimarsana News

Iron Gate Theatre COVID-19 testing site closes after low use

The University maintains the closure will not decrease Penn's testing capacity, Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé wrote in an email to The Daily Pennsylvanian.

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Penn study finds COVID-19 patient mortality rates decreased throughout pandemic - Vimarsana News

Penn study finds COVID-19 patient mortality rates decreased throughout pandemic

Since patient characteristics and the severity of illness have remained the same throughout the pandemic, the study suggests that hospital staff quickly improved their approach to patient care.

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Penn Med study finds that cancer patients in remission risk serious illness from COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Penn Med study finds that cancer patients in remission risk serious illness from COVID-19

The study indicates that both patients currently suffering from cancer and those with inactive cancer are highly vulnerable to COVID-19. 

Source: thedp.com