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November 5, 2007

Pitt’s Wheeler Maps Decision-Making in Human Brain
October 29, 2007

$23M Mellon Grant Funds Pediatric Research
October 29, 2007

Researcher: Fossil Fuel Harm to Cities Could Be Worse Than Thought
October 29, 2007

New Study Suggests Viruses May Contribute to Cancer
October 22, 2007

Look: Pitt Innovators
October 15, 2007

Pitt’s GSPH Takes Key Role in National Child Health Survey
October 15, 2007

SHRS-led Initiative Will Research Spinal Cord Injuries
September 24, 2007

Science & Technology/Genetic Secrets of Devastating Human Parasite May Yield Plethora of New Drug Targets
September 24, 2007

Science & Technology/Pathway to Cell Death Redefined in Study Led by Pitt’s Silverman, Luke
September 24, 2007

Science & Technology/Low Vitamin D Linked to Higher Risk of Hip Fracture
September 24, 2007

Science & Technology/Weekly Dose of Osteoporosis Drug Prevents Bone Loss Associated With Breast Cancer, Pitt Research Finds
September 24, 2007

Despite Danger, Many Women of Childbearing Age Not Getting Contraceptive Advice Before Taking Medicines Linked to Birth Defects
September 24, 2007

Good Metals If You Can Find ‘Em: Valuable, Scarce Palladium and Platinum Easier to Find With Pitt Researcher’s Detection Method
September 17, 2007

Science & Technology/Pitt Study Links Low Vitamin D During Pregnancy to Preeclampsia
September 10, 2007

Science & Technology/Gamma Globulin Highly Effective I Treating Pinkeye, According to Study Led by Pitt’s Andrea Gambotto
September 10, 2007

Science & Technology/Pitt-led Research Calls for Testing Hospital Water Supplies for Legionnaires’ Disease Bacteria
September 10, 2007

Pitt Awarded Grant to Assess Heat Stress in Firefighters
August 22, 2007

Natural Resource/Wild Strawberries: How Do Hermaphroditic Plants Evolve Into Happy Couples?
August 22, 2007

Natural Resource/Pitt Ecology Professor Walter Carson Creates Mini-marshes to Protect U.S. Wetlands From Invasive Eurasian Plant
August 22, 2007

People With Asthma Could Breathe Easier With Pitt Hand-Held Nano-Sensor That Detects Oncoming Attacks, Monitors Symptoms
August 22, 2007

GREAT LAKES SYMPOSIUM
August 22, 2007

Science & Technology/Rollman, Reynolds Receive FundingTo Recognize, Treat Depression in Patients With Congestive Heart Failure
August 22, 2007

Science & Technology/Iverson’s Study Explores Early Indicators for Autism in Infants
August 22, 2007

Science & Technology/Lovell’s Team Provides Insights for Safe Return-to-play Decisions in Young Athletes
August 22, 2007

Science & Technology/Older Women With High Probability of Lifetime Exposure to HIV Have Little Interest in Being Tested, Study Finds
August 22, 2007

Awards & More
August 22, 2007

The Pitter Patter of Little Feet May Keep Parents’ Feet From Doing the Same
July 23, 2007

Science & Technology/Teaching an Old Drug New Tricks
July 23, 2007

Science & Technology/Botox: It’s More Than Cosmetic
July 23, 2007

Science & Technology/New Antibody Reduces Cell Proliferation and Induces Cell Death in Human Liver Cancer Cells
July 9, 2007

Blacks the Most Disadvantaged Racial Group in Pittsburgh, Research by Pitt’s CRSP Finds
July 9, 2007

Science & Technology/Heavier May Mean Healthier For People With Type 1 Diabetes
July 9, 2007

Science & Technology/Contributor to Aggressive Cancers Identified by Pitt Medical Researchers
July 9, 2007

Science & Technology/Adding Medication Improves Recovery for Elderly With Major Depressive Disorder
June 25, 2007

Pitt No. 1 in AHA Funding
June 25, 2007

Pitt Researchers Present Findings During Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Meeting
June 25, 2007

Pitt Researchers Present Findings During Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Meeting
May 29, 2007

UndergraduateResearch/Bem Atim
May 29, 2007

A Whole ‘Nother Matter
May 29, 2007

How Normal Is Smoking? Teens Don’t Know, Pitt Study Reports
May 29, 2007

Rich in Antioxidants, Green Tea May Protect Against Bladder Inflammation
May 14, 2007

Nicotine Also Hooks Smokers by Enhancing Pleasure of Experiences, Pitt Research Suggests
May 14, 2007

Undergraduate Research/John Hay
April 29, 2007

Science & Technology: Where the Boys Aren’t
April 29, 2007

Science & Technology: U.S. Critical Care Delivery System in Critical Condition
April 29, 2007

Science & Technology: Popular Herbal Supplement Hinders Growth of Pancreatic Cancer Cells
April 29, 2007

Science & Technology: Pitt-developed Vaccine Halts Progression of Pancreatic Cancer in Some Patients

April 29, 2007

Girly Fish?
April 29, 2007

Nutrients in Certain Vegetables May Provide Cancer-Fighting Benefit by Cutting Off a Tumor’s Blood Supply
April 29, 2007

Natural Antioxidant Found in Many Foods and Red Wine Kills Leukemia Cells While Sparing Healthy Cells
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