wINTER 2010/11
In this issue
HOW LITTLE WE KNOW
Geriatric medicine is a field begging for exploration as the ranks of the elderly swell.
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Of Note
- Superbiocomputer.
- Old drug, new trick.
- Doctor's ladies.
Departments
Closer [PDF 283 KB]
Sci-prep.
Investigations
[PDF 1 MB]
Highly evolved motor skills.
The Great White of pregnancy.
Blazing a path to independence.
Attending [PDF 1.3 MB]
The secrets of a great teacher.
Alumni News [PDF 844 KB]
Remembering Detre, Egorin, and McCarty.
Robert Higgins runs interference for
transplant patients.
Last Call [PDF 127 KB]
Med students kick up some dirt.
Features
Autoimmunity's True North?
A young Pitt researcher suggests that scientists may be looking in the
wrong place to find a cure for type 1 diabetes.
[PDF 1.2 MB]
Passions Found
Three Pitt med students were granted the opportunity to travel abroad and
grapple with the diseases and conditions affecting the bottom billion.
[PDF 1 MB]
The Rarely Seen Physician
Pitt pathologists are bending time, closing distance, fixing errors before they
happen, and delving deeper into the cell to turn a traditional discipline into
something new.
[PDF 1 MB]
Additional Content
COVER | OVER THE TRANSOM
DEAN'S MESSAGE | CALENDAR
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