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Graphic to illustrate chromosomes from mouse T cells showing telomeres in green
September 11, 2025
Tumors are stressful places for cancer-fighting immune cells.
The University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences has entered the latest space race in a big way
August 15, 2025
Space medicine is expected to accelerate discovery about the health span.
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August 15, 2025
“Hygiene Hypothesis in a Can”: Study Sheds Light on How Parasites Could Improve Health.
Stephen Chan, Vitalant Professor of Vascular Medicine
August 8, 2025
Despite enthusiasm around the potential benefits of the drug sotatercept for patients with pulmonary hypertension, Pitt experts and colleagues observed a significant rate of new or worsening pericardial effusions in PAH patients treated with it.
Rebecca Thurston is a principal investigator on three major menopause studies
August 1, 2025
With long-running projects like SWAN and newer studies like MsHeart and MsBrain, Pitt has become a central hub for menopause research, responding to women’s growing need for better information and support.
Researcher Rebecca Price developed an effective depression therapy
July 22, 2025
Rebecca Price developed a depression therapy that combines computer-based training with a neuroplasticity-enhancing stimulus, showing patients rapid and lasting symptom relief. Supported by NIH funding and now moving toward commercialization with patents and licensing options, the approach highlights how pairing psychological exercises with biological interventions can improve outcomes.