In the Headlines

March 2020

Don't Go on a Diet: Playing Games While Eating Can Reduce Your Food Intake

The Economic Times

Could the Coronavirus Spark Drug Shortages in the US?

Vox

‘Like Judaism 101’: To Fight Anti-Semitism, Program Sends Jewish Teens Into Classrooms

The Washington Post

Nursing Homes Face Unique Challenge With Coronavirus

AP

'Like Judaism 101': To Fight Anti-Semitism, Program Sends Jewish Teens Into Classrooms

The Washington Post

Experts Warn EPA Making 'Secret Science' Rule More Restrictive

The Hill

Spinal Cord Injury Patients Can Imagine Resuming Many Activities Because of New Technologies

The Washington Post

6 Ways Universities Are Responding to Coronavirus

NPR

How the Humanities Sound

Inside Higher Ed

Ai Startup, University of Pittsburgh Collaborate on New Machine Learning Models

AI in Healthcare

Getting a Second Opinion from a Different Doctor Saved This Man from Potentially Going Partially Blind

Reader's Digest

Coronavirus and the Billion Euro Race to Find a Vaccine

The Irish Times

How Coronavirus Spreads: A Cough In Your Face ... Or A Kiss On Your Cheek

NPR

U.S. Nurse-Midwifery Programs Join International Effort to Reduce Maternal Mortality Rates

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

Prosthetic Innovation: 'It's Like You Have a Hand Again'-Study

The New York Times

Should Schools Close During a Coronavirus Outbreak? The Answer Isn’t so Obvious

The Baltimore Sun

Even Without Coronavirus, Many Highly Rated Nursing Homes Have Infection-Control Lapses

CNN

Race for a Vaccine

Inside Higher Ed

Prescription Prices Rise Sharply Despite Discounts, Rebates

AARP

Texas Company Licenses Pitt Gene Therapy That Could Cure Diabetes

Post-Gazette

Scientists Grapple with US Restrictions on Fetal Tissue Research

The Scientist

February 2020

Extended-Release Drugs Could Be Costing U.S. Healthcare System Billions

Reuters

College Senior’s Children’s Book Explores Catholic Aspects of Pittsburgh

Catholic Sun

Did a Woman Get Coronavirus Twice? Scientists Are Skeptical

WIRED

She Wasn’t Drinking After All. Her Bladder Was Brewing Its Own Alcohol.

The Washington Post

Sanders' Cuba Comments Leave out Crucial Parts of the Nation's History, Cuban Americans, Scholars Say

NBC News

Getting a Second Opinion from a Different Doctor Saved This Man from Potentially Going Partially Blind and Losing His Ability to

Reader's Digest

Study Points to Racial Disparities Among Hospitalized Autistic Children

Spectrum

How to Win Monopoly in the Shortest Possible Time

BBC News

Pecora’s Perseverance: Inside a Singular Wrestling Dynasty

AP

Get Ahead in Mastering the Business of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Times

Artificial Intelligence News: Brain-Based AI Discovers ‘Remarkable’ Antibiotic

Express

Dubs or Subs? Parasite Renews Debate on How to Watch Foreign Films

BBC News

Rates of Melanoma Tied to UV Exposure Vary Widely State to State

The New York Times

Pittsburgh’s ‘Neighborhood 91’ Stakes Claim As Global 3D Printing Cluster

Forbes

New Help for Dementia Patients, Delivered Via Games and Puzzles

The Wall Street Journal

Scientists Discover Another New Phase of Matter

Popular Mechanics

The White House Doesn’t Trust China’s Coronavirus Numbers—Here’s Why

CNBC

Study Warns More Sex Might Mean Higher Likelihood for Cancer

New York Post

On the 100th Anniversary of the Negro Leagues, a Look Back at What Was Lost

The Conversation