Mylynda Massart brings genomics to primary care. * Pitt Med, Summer 2019
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DNA’s Dark Matter
Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis finds meaning in the dark corners of DNA. * Pitt Med, Summer 2018
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Patients with complex medical and psychosocial needs are often caught in a revolving door of emergency department visits. * Pitt Med, Winter 2017
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Someone once told Eve, “You just aren’t working hard enough in therapy.” * Pitt Med, Summer 2017
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The fiery Pitt pathology chair Emmanuel Farber called “Bull!” on Big Tobacco (and a lot more). * Pitt Med, Spring 2016
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José-Alain Sahel leads legions of scientists working to halt and reverse the effects of diseases that leave millions in the dark. Pitt Med, Summer ’16
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An epic tale of injury and renewal, featuring Pitt’s George Michalopoulos and your liver. * Pitt Med, Fall 2013
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David Kupfer wants the DSM-5 to help his field come of age. Meet the man behind the manual. * Pitt Med, Summer 2013
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Mark Ravitch introduced America to the surgical stapler. * Pitt Med, Spring 2013
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Kyongtae Bae pushes the art and application of computer-aided diagnosis. * Pitt Med, Winter 2012/13
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Chet de Groat has discovered much of what we know about a critical organ system. * Pitt Med, Winter 2008/09
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What one couple did when their dog became paralyzed. * Ladies’ Home Journal, October 2008
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When they lose their houses to foreclosure, some cruel pet owners walk out on their four-legged friends. Fortunately, in one of the hardest-hit areas of the…
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