Check out some highlights of research and practice under way at Pitt Public Health:
This Pitt researcher is using data to fight the opioid epidemic
Hello Neighbor, Meet FRED: Laboratory at Pitt Public Health strives to make a world of difference
Flu making a comeback, could strain hospitals filled with Covid patients
Self-compassion can be good for the heart, Thurston finds
Wenzel, Kagan, Newman are Highly Cited Researchers for 2021
Mendez and colleagues publish paper on association of residence in high-police contact neighborhoods with preterm birth
Two community-created Collaborative Filmmaking films from Burke and Baumann to debut at Nepalese film festivals
Wenzel talks about endotypes and precision medicine in podcast
Higher Risk of Liver Cancer in People with NAFLD Linked to High Blood Iron Levels
Sundermann discusses collaborative paper on artificial intelligence and disease prediction
Lichtveld touts equity in climate change science at NAM annual meeting
The road forward: All eyes now on Gainey to begin to address city's larger issues
Garland receives $1.5 million grant for Reimagine Reentry project
This Flu Season is Different. Here's How to Prepare.
To jab or not to jab? Vaccinations still hot topic in sports
Finegold: How to use precision medicine to personalize COVID-19 treatment according to the patient's genes
Baumann and Burke Talk Collaborative Filmmaking in Health Promotion Practice Journal's Podcast
Changes in the length of the premenopausal menstrual cycle may predict the risk of heart disease
Clues about how society emerges from COVID-19 can be gleaned by looking back on 1918 Spanish flu, Burke and other experts say
PA is trying county fairs, text messages, and door-knocking to raise the vaccination rate. Success is slowly coming.
Garland Examines Rise in Young People's Involvement in Local Violence on Hayes-Freeland show (video)
Baumann's talk during TEDxUniversity: Leaders, Innovators, and Neighbors (video)
Gary-Webb featured in PHRESH: Communities Thrive When Residents are Involved in Decisions That Affect Their Neighborhoods
Hill and colleagues find that coke works fire made asthma worse for sufferers nearby
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