News and Accolades

With their new NCATS T32s and K12, the ICRE is bringing predoctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, and early-career faculty into a shared translational science community, with a new emphasis on team leadership and moving discoveries from bench to bedside.

As patients with complex medical needs transition from pediatric to adult care, PERC provides continuity and specialized support for patients and families, helping them navigate a critical transition for the last 20 years.

The Department of Medicine assistant professor’s research has led to a program that is making contraceptive care more accessible for veterans through VA pharmacists.

A JAMA study led by Timothy S. Anderson, MD, MAS, found that updated cardiovascular prevention guidelines would recommend statins for an additional 21.5 million Americans by emphasizing long-term risk.

René Claxton, MD, MS, is leading a new program that uses AI-powered training and interdisciplinary collaboration to help clinicians build the communication skills that make care more compassionate, equitable, and patient-centered.

The international clinical trial, published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, found that long-acting insulin glargine reduced dangerous hypoglycemia over time among children and young adults in Bangladesh and Tanzania.

Borrero will help lead national effort evaluating strategies to improve contraceptive affordability and availability in the United States

The DGIM physician-researcher discusses new study examining how combined risk factors may accelerate liver disease in U.S. adults.

STREAM investigators are dismantling barriers to care in Appalachia through patient-centered clinical trials, policy innovation, and a commitment to training the next generation of addiction medicine specialists.

A national leader in serious illness communication, René Claxton will guide the new program within the University of Pittsburgh Institute for Bioethics.

The Department of Medicine educator was recognized for her leadership in the Academy of Distinguished Medical Educators and her work fostering rigorous, supportive training for future physicians.

Fellowship match results are in! Read about where our internal medicine residents are headed for the next stage of their journey.

Led by Kathleen McTigue, MD, MPH, the PaTH Network unites researchers, patients, caregivers, clinicians, and health system leaders to improve health outcomes and transform patient care through new discoveries.

Dr. Jawa has partnered with addiction centers to educate health care providers nationwide on clinical impacts and harm-reduction best practices related to xylazine use.

Report published in JAMA Internal Medicine suggests a new risk assessment tool could cut the number of people eligible for statin prescriptions.

The JAMA Health Forum study found that women experienced higher-than-expected rates of hospital admissions for alcohol-related liver diseases.

CONVERGE Faculty from the Division of General Internal Medicine created a simple, web-based decision aid to help pregnant individuals considering tubal sterilization.