The associate professor of medicine led data coordination for the research, which links a hospital-based addiction treatment to improved outcomes for patients.

The alumna and professor of medicine has served the University for 43 years.

Hear from the Pitt Medicine researcher and other community experts at a panel on March 31.

Transforming care for treatment-resistant depression.

She’s working on bringing the implant, which could present a new way to restore patients’ sight, to market with startup Phosphoenix.

From smart uses of smart-home technology to driving simulators, these innovators are leveraging tech to improve lives.

Wielding video games and engagement tools helps these researchers offer care that’s broader and more relevant.

From blocking inflammation to focusing on women’s health in mid-life, these researchers are working to enhance both the length and quality of life.

The School of Medicine’s Sylvia Owusu-Ansah shared her story with writers of HBO Max’s “The Pitt.”

Kathleen McTigue and Michael Becich have received four years of funding to advance patient-centered health care research.