Pitt’s tradition of innovation is channeled toward engineering the future of life sciences, with a focus on translating groundbreaking discoveries into viable products that have the greatest possible impact on patients.

Kraevsky’s work reflects a broader commitment to speeding the translation of research into clinical practice and advancing datadriven cardiovascular care.

Kuchipudi’s research sheds new light on how the avian flu virus undergoes genetic changes as it navigates through multiple hosts and adapts in mammals—a warning sign of increased risk to people.

Wendie Berg, Dr. Bernard F. Fisher Breast Cancer Research Professor, School of Medicine, is a world-renowned researcher, clinician and patient advocate. Her own breast cancer diagnosis inspired her to find a faster, improved way to detect cancer for women with dense breast tissue as well as a family history of the disease.

Jane Cauley’s work on osteoporosis treatments has expanded the potential for keeping bones healthy while aging, especially for women.

Three Pitt School of Medicine Faculty Members were elected to the National Academy of Medicine.