Research
The University of Pittsburgh Department of Medicine is a formidable leader in cutting-edge research. Our basic scientists, clinical researchers, and clinicians work daily to make research discoveries that will positively impact the world’s healthcare.
Education and Training
Faculty and staff are actively engaged in training the next generation of physicians and scientists at all stages of medical education.
Clinical
Providing state-of-the-art health care that is compassionate, comprehensive, and easily accessible to patients.
New research shows relationship between education and cardiovascular health
Jared Magnani, MD, MSc, and colleagues found that lower educational levels are associated with cardiovascular disease risk throughout adulthood in a new JAMA Cardiology publication.
David A. Nace, MD, MPH named Chief of Geriatric Medicine
We are delighted to appoint Dr. Nace as Division Chief of Geriatric Medicine, and his experience and leadership as a researcher, educator, clinician, and administrator will help take the Division to a new level of excellence.
Noted physician-scientist, Anne Marie Lennon, MBBCh, PhD, named Chair of Medicine
Dr. Lennon, an expert in pancreatic cancer, will join the University of Pittsburgh on March 1, 2024.
Pitt one of nine recipients of new HHS grant focused on underserved, rural, vulnerable, and minority populations with long COVID
The Pitt Improving Access to Culturally Relevant Long COVID Care and Treatment (IMPACCT) Program will be led by Drs. Alison Morris and Frank Sciurba from the PACCSM division.
New research fund established within the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism to advance diabetes research
The Frank Calandra Jr. Research and Innovations in Diabetes Fund will provide the Kershaw lab with resources to further ongoing research initiatives within her laboratory.
Drs. Katie Berlacher and Sarah Gaffen named inaugural recipients of the Magaret Ragni Award for Advancement of Women in Medicine and Science
The award recognizes Drs. Berlacher’s and Gaffen’s commitment to research, inclusivity, and mentorship as women leaders in the Department of Medicine