A fundamental discovery leads to a door to treatment decades later for a little girl with a rare disorder.

Pregnancy requires the mother’s immune system to fight infections while tolerating the fetus, which carries paternal genetic material that could trigger rejection.

Using tools like brain imaging, RNA sequencing and microbiome analysis, University of Pittsburgh medical and dental researchers are leading a study to better understand and treat a group of painful jaw disorders.

Nursing prof develops a digital platform designed to safely connect mothers with surplus breast milk to families in need.

Pitt commercializes research primarily for patients, but it and others benefit.

Research by the University of Pittsburgh suggests that the artificial sweetener may not be the best choice for patients undergoing cancer immunotherapy.