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Better blood

How do you save more people from bleeding to death? These Pitt docs are figuring it out.

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2026-08-04 00:00:00

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Vivian Wang and Sean Wallace display their residency match results during a clerkship in Blackfeet Nation.

‘Frontier medicine’: Vivian Wang and Sean Wallace

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Personal. Powerful: Elaine and Jeff Kamil

Andrej Savol directs computational biology informatics for the Boston-based company Foundation Medicine.

Andrej Savol hunts for ‘diamonds in the rough’

A panel at the University of Pittsburgh featuring actor Noah Wyle and Pitt faculty

How Pitt helped make ‘The Pitt’

Exercise should be a cancer treatment, says Kathryn Schmitz. (Photo by Cynthia Patton)

If exercise were a pill…

University of Pittsburgh researchers Greg Delgoffe and Alok Kumar take bites of sandwiches, a reference to the immunity-boosting powers of eating a meal.

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An image showing blood flow in the quadricep muscle, showing capillaries, veins and arteries.

Blood work

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