Spring 2010
In this issue
The Other Green Tea
Broccoli sprout tea may be among the keys to stopping a fungal toxin implicated in liver cancer.
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Of Note
- A respite for Haitian orphans.
- Batter up, doc.
- Shape-shifting proteins.
Departments
Closer [PDF 259 KB]
Seamore Science.
Investigations
[PDF 1.7 MB]
How Intel-ligent!
Lymph nodes become livers.
Attending [PDF 750 KB]
What needs changing in this world?
Pitt med students tell us.
Alumni News [PDF 3.18 MB]
Theresa Guise runs down the
endocrine system’s role in cancer.
Last Call [PDF 891 KB]
New life for the masters.
Features
No Borders
Don Burke and his team are making Pitt’s Center for Vaccine Research
a bulwark against infectious diseases.
[PDF 2.5 MB]
“We had Dr. Drash”
Confirming that there are two kinds of diabetes made Allan Drash a
renowned scientist. Being a caregiver and mentor made him unforgettable.
[PDF 3.9 MB]
“Look at it from
the cell’s point of view”
All Rocky Tuan really wants to do is help cells help themselves (to make cartilage).
[PDF 907 KB]
Additional Content
COVER | OVER THE TRANSOM
DEAN'S MESSAGE | CALENDAR
MOSAIC GALLARY
ENTIRE ISSUE [PDF 6.4 MB]