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News
Echoes of the East Palestine derailment
“In some people — not everybody — but in some people and I particularly worry about in kids, it’s like a humming in the background, said Dean Lichtveld.
Massive public-health experiment sends vaccination rates soaring
“The investigators made a great effort to bring vaccines to remote communities,” says Jean Nachega associate professor of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology and Epidemiology.
Talking with Dr. Rebecca Thurston on how sleepless nights could be putting your heart at risk
Rebecca Thurston, professor of epidemiology joined KDKA to talk about a recent study at Pitt that followed middle-aged women from across the US for more than 20 years.