Winter 2025 | Pitt Med Magazine | University of Pittsburgh

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The right place for the right time

Undaunted

Refugee, then physician to Olympians

Mountains to climb

A positive for triple-negative

Leslie Vosshall

Mosquitoes have a plan B, C and D

All over the map

Coming of age: 25 years of Pitt Med

In Memoriam

In Memoriam, Winter ’24-’25

Of Note

$100 million renewal for trauma advances

Of Note

Major journal calls Pitt home

Of Note

Footnote: A Nobel bellwether

Whole doctors, and whole people

Moth eye by Donna Stolz

It’s the little things

Letting off heme

Heads-and-tails approach to sickle cell disease

Brady Grano-Mickelsen

From the courtroom back to the classroom

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Cross-Atlantic vision partnerships

Spotlight: Seth Hawkins

Faculty snapshots, Winter '24-25

New vice deans and urology chair named

Trivia, Winter '24-25

We knew you when, Carolyn Meltzer

Teach, train, treasure: Carl Fuhrman

BioForge topping out ceremony

BioForge reaches a construction milestone

NVIDIA collaboration powers AI ambitions

Tween science: Good days and sunshine