Sanketh Andhavarapu

Going overboard on nudges can contribute to physician burnout. Could personalization help improve clinician judgment without the drawbacks?

Personalizing nudges in health care could help get patients more engaged with their own care, and facilitate behavior change.

Even though severe side effects from COVID vaccines are incredibly rare, we feel safer maintaining the status quo than we do taking action.

Initially a favorite of Silicon Valley types, the audio-based social network is now exploding in popularity. Why are we so drawn to Clubhouse?

The head of the Penn Medicine Nudge Unit tells us about nudges in health care, implementing behavioral interventions at scale, and more.

Healthcare professionals aren't immune to implicit bias—and the result can be worse outcomes for certain groups of people.

After a whirlwind process of development and testing, the first COVID-19 vaccines are now being approved for use. The next step: convincing people to take them.

The decision to pivot can make or break a growing business. When cognitive biases cloud our thought process, the consequences can be huge.

The US Presidential Election is fast approaching, and pressure is mounting for every eligible person to cast their ballot. But these calls to vote can play into our cognitive biases

To an extent, the COVID-19 pandemic is no longer a battle against the virus, but rather a failure to cooperate within society.

When the risk of COVID-19 infection was low, people were generally more willing to distance. Now that it is high, that motivation has waned.

How can we use mental accounting to reduce present bias, minimize procrastination, and improve our work-life balance.