Penn Comprehensive Neuroscience Center

Press Releases

November 20, 2009
Governor Ed Rendell presents Pennsylvania's autism census, the first such report in the nation, on the Pennsylvania Cable Network, mentioning that the census was done by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, including David S. Mandell, ScD and Lindsay Lawer, MS.

November 18, 2009
In continuing coverage, Douglas Smith, MD , professor of neurosurgery at the University of Pennsylvania and the head of the Penn Center for Brian Injury and Repair, speaks with Philadelphia’s ESPN Radio (950AM/97.5FM) and the Philadelphia Inquirer, discussing Philadelphia Eagle Brian Westbrook’s second concussion in 20 days.
Click for article - Philadelphia Inquirer
Click for clip - ESPN Radio

November 18, 2009
According to a new study by Adrian Raine, D.Phil., PIK professor of Criminology, Psychiatry and Psychology and Yu Gao, PhD, research associate in the department of Criminology, poor fear conditioning at the tender age of 3 can predispose that person to break the law as an adult. Coverage has appeared in the New Scientist, Reuters, HealthDay, Los Angles Times blog, and CBS television stations in Philadelphia and New York, among others.
Click for article - HealthDay
Click for article - Reuters

The Penn Comprehensive Neuroscience Center is dedicated to the advancement of the understanding of the brain, spine and peripheral nervous system.

Developing effective treatments and therapies for these areas requires the expertise, dedication and cooperation of scientists from many fields of research.

At Penn, the schools, centers, and institutes across our campus are brought together in the Penn CNC to create an integrated approach to patient care, education and research.

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