Our cells are in a constant struggle of life and death – and, when things go smoothly, that balance is maintained and we don’t have… Read more
Category: University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health
Navigating the Grocery Store Amid COVID-19
Social distancing and staying home are known to prevent exposure to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, but as social distancing orders are continuously extended, people find themselves… Read more
Rural Pennsylvanians Have Nearby Access to Opioid Treatment, but Still Travel Far to Receive it
Rural Pennsylvania Medicaid enrollees diagnosed with opioid use disorder are driving an average of four times as far as their nearest prescriber to receive medication-assisted… Read more
MidAtlantic AIDS Education & Training Center Receives $14.2 Million to Extend Efforts into 2024
When Dr. Linda Rose Frank thinks about the HIV epidemic, the virus that causes AIDS isn’t the only disease on her mind. Not by a… Read more
Pitt Public Health Student Investigates Illegal Practice Against Women in Nepal
: After two hours wading through knee-deep snow blanketing a steep mountain trail on a January morning in far west Nepal, Sara Baumann momentarily considered… Read more