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Summer 2018

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Out of the Park

A planned immunotherapy center will allow Pitt researchers to “swing for the fences” in the search for new understandings and treatments. Read More >

DNA’s Dark Matter

Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis finds meaning in the dark corners of DNA. Her study results keep surprising people—like how some “junk DNA” is actually able to birth brand new genes from scratch. And Carvunis is just getting started. Read More >

“Today Is a Sunny Day in Pittsburgh.”

R. Mark Richardson suggests deep brain stimulation could help many when medications can’t. Read More >

Feast to Famine

When cancer immunotherapy works, it really works—but unfortunately, that’s only for a minority of patients. Greg Delgoffe seems to have figured out a big part of the reason why. Read More >