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Driving innovation, improving health outcomes, and developing new treatment options, Pennington Biomedical is at the forefront of discovery as it relates to understanding the triggers of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and more. Dedicated to real-world impact, our groundbreaking research not only advances the understanding of human health but also leads to tangible solutions, fostering a world where individuals thrive in optimal well-being.
By empowering our researchers to explore innovative and evidence-based solutions to some of the greatest health challenges of our time and by fueling our clinical and population health programs that directly impact human lives, your generosity creates impact that reaches all corners of the world. Supporting Pennington Biomedical means investing in a future where health is optimized, diseases are better understood and managed, and individuals lead more fulfilling lives. Join us in solving the global challenge of chronic disease.
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70% OF CHILDREN WITH OBESITY SUFFER FROM CHRONIC DISEASE
TRAINING THE NEXT
GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS
GIVING CHILDREN A HEALTHIER LIFE
Pennington Biomedical is committed to reversing the trend of childhood obesity and obesity-related chronic diseases through comprehensive, evidence-based research including comprehensive, evidence-based initiatives like Greaux Healthy, SUNRISE, and GamerFit that provide innovative methods to prevent childhood obesity including using gaming technology to increase exercise.
Providing a robust training environment to postdoctoral fellows at Pennington Biomedical not only fosters the future of scientific research but further expands the impact of our work to a global scale, as postdoctoral researchers go on to conduct groundbreaking studies on obesity and chronic diseases at prestigious institutions across the United States, Europe, and Asia.
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Free health screenings were provided to local high-risk communities that included EKGs, cancer screenings, and heart health assessments. +
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scientific publications have been written by Pennington Biomedical researchers and postdoctoral fellows +
