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News
AE-SOT’s 38th Annual Meeting showcases regional toxicology research
The Allegheny-Erie Society of Toxicology (AE-SOT) Regional held its 38th annual meeting on October 29 at the West Virginia University Alumni Center in Morgantown, WV.
How Pitt’s Genetic Counseling Program faculty makes vision restoration possible
The University of Pittsburgh’s expertise in ocular genetics was highlighted in October at the GC BRIDGED Conference, a pioneering event for genetic counselors in ophthalmology that included adjunct faculty from the School of Public Health.
From statistical methods to personalized treatment solutions
Lu Tang, associate professor of biostatistics and health data science, finds it fun to look at mathematical equations, but says it's more rewarding to see what statistics can do to improve clinical decision making and patient outcomes.