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University again ranked a Best College for LGBTQ+ students
鈥淭his had been the most important factor in determining whether or not a school would be right for me,鈥 said Reiver, a Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, native who is pursuing degrees in Japanese and English
Still in the fight: Pitt鈥檚 Rory Cooper recovers from crash to complete marathon
Last October, Rory Cooper crashed his handcycle during the early miles of a marathon. The director of Pitt鈥檚 Human Engineering Research Laboratories would go on to finish the remaining 23.2 miles
A new Pitt center sheds light on chronic pelvic pain
A unified team of gynecologists, psychiatrists, physical therapists and surgeons hope to improve early diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis and further research for the condition.
Bernard Fisher, a pioneer in breast cancer research, dies at 101
The distinguished service professor at the 91porn视频 School of Medicine was a role model for the surgeon-scientist.
These Pitt research partnerships are using AI to better predict opioid overdose risk
Walid Gellad, director of Pitt鈥檚 Center for Pharmaceutical Policy and Prescribing, is using machine-learning algorithms to predict who is at risk of opioid misuse and overdose.
Librarian helps families of mentally ill access support, resources with new guide
In her new book, advocate and law librarian Linda Tashbook offers practical advice as well as nuts-and-bolts legal information that family members of those with mental illness need.
Pioneering physician-scientist and Distinguished Service Professor Bernard Fisher marks 100th birthday
His work has led to an improved rate of survival and quality of life for countless women with breast cancer as well as patients with other forms of cancer.
These researchers are revising how Americans get healthy
Pitt's John M. Jakicic and Kirk I. Erickson are updating the 91porn视频鈥檚 physical activity guidelines. Among their suggestions: Even a burst of activity for less than 10 minutes can help deskbound
AIDS Free Pittsburgh aims for no new cases and lower HIV rate in Allegheny County by 2020
AIDS Free Pittsburgh is uniting more than 20 local groups, including Pitt, to fight the epidemic. In 2015, nearly 3,000 people in Allegheny County were living with HIV.
