We’re thrilled to announce #PittMed’s #12 spot in CEOWORLD Magazine’s global rankings for 2025. This recognition reflects the unwavering commitment of our talented faculty and staff who advance our mission every day. Thank you for all you do.

As part of the @NFL Diversity in Sports Medicine Pipeline Initiative, third-year medical student Justice Marin worked with the Pittsburgh @steelers’ medical team during training camp to keep top athletes performing their best. https://t.co/xgO9y7dpIS

Congratulations to Vik Meadows, recipient of the Burroughs Wellcome Fund PDEP award! Meadows’ winning project may lead to new treatments for primary sclerosing cholangitis, a rare disease that affects the bile ducts. https://t.co/XfMej10Fxi

Alan Magee Scaife Hall is more than classrooms—it's study spots, chill zones and a direct line to world-class hospitals. #PittMed students don’t just learn here—they grow here. https://t.co/h5tLVtyFIQ

ICYMI: Sen. Ted Cruz is introducing the “SANDBOX Act,” giving Big Tech a way to dodge federal safeguards on emerging AI. Our CEO Brendan Steinhauser joined @FoxBusiness to stress why we must put safeguards in place — before it’s too late.

High school students stepped into real cancer research this summer. Under Dr. Inés Lohse’s guidance, Hillman Academy participants explored projects in approximately 80 labs—gaining hands-on experience and fueling their scientific curiosity. https://t.co/YKxKrIieDP

At @pittpharmacy, students use AR, VR and patient simulators to practice real-life decision making in health care. From the Anatomage Table to the SimX VR platform, Pitt Pharmacy transforms textbook learning into hands-on training. https://t.co/8vOj1q8YE5

A recently discovered molecule acts as a plug that traps antiseizure medications at their target binding sites. This novel mechanism may lead to new ways to modulate synaptic function and possible new therapeutic opportunities. https://t.co/vGuNNUIcqp

Celebrating #PittMed’s Finn and Kirkwood earning SITC’s Distinguished Service Award for advancing cancer immunotherapy. Bruno, Lotze, and Kirkwood also recognized for education and advocacy! https://t.co/7mp067UkvM

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When Erik Jaklitsch, #ClassOf2025, got sick during med school, a tiny Italian grocery down the street where he was a regular sent him a care package. That moment reminded him that, at #PittMed, community isn’t just a word—it’s real, and it’s everywhere. https://t.co/6UdvyXqGsY

Why do some families skip questions about food, housing, or finances at the pediatrician’s office? A study from Pitt shows that non-responses to social needs screenings may signal deeper challenges, especially in marginalized communities. Learn more at https://t.co/mcoC0CSm7c.

🌸 Health sciences alumni, you’re invited! Celebrate with fellow grads from Pitt’s six schools of the health sciences at a special Welcome Back Reception at Phipps Conservatory. 📅 Friday, Sept. 19, 7 to 10 p.m. 🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/0V57RIGjUi

#PittHealthSciences is proud to welcome John C. Byrd, an internationally lauded researcher and clinical specialist in hematologic malignancies, as director of UPMC Hillman Cancer Center (@UPMCHillmanCC), effective November 2025. https://t.co/7dNsuhNagH

For a limited time we are offering no interest for up to 18 months on select 36 and 48 month XCare EV Protection plans! Available on all EV makes and models!

Imagine a depression treatment that works in hours, not weeks. #PittMed scientists are pairing fast-acting medications with brain-training tech to rewire negative thought patterns and bring lasting relief. Learn how at https://t.co/UonBiIkB0q.

In our digital era, both kids and adults are often glued to smartphone screens. New research from #PittMed suggests that excessive time spent on these screens can be linked to mental health problems and even depression. Learn more at https://t.co/Io2mPMtE2f.

Higher BMI may mean harder concussion recovery, even for elite athletes. Pitt researchers found links between body composition, inflammation, and prolonged symptoms, highlighting the need for personalized recovery plans. Learn this at https://t.co/bAGRPa2qdG.

Welcome to the #PittMed Class of 2029! Learn more about this year's incoming class and access the full photo archive at https://t.co/hLrTTGRfIZ.

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As we age, MS flare-ups may fade. A new study reveals how aging dampens Th17 immune responses, especially in women—reshaping how we treat older MS patients. Learn more at https://t.co/ELx8axpfun. #MultipleSclerosis #Immunology #AgingResearch #MSResearch

⚾ Join fellow health sciences alumni at PNC Park to cheer on the @Pirates and catch up with classmates! 📅 Saturday, Sept. 20 | 6:40 p.m. 🎟 Reserve your seats: https://t.co/155K8clNPD

Regenerative engineering took center stage at #PittMed with Sir Cato’s Dickson Prize in Medicine talk this past Friday. With MaCalus Hogan, Chandan Sen, and Allison Bean, the event spotlighted translational science aimed at restoring human function. https://t.co/C5haCFYYVf

A new type of mRNA vaccine from Pitt Public Health and Penn State uses a dose 40 times lower than conventional vaccines, reducing the cost, yet has the potential for more lasting protection. https://t.co/XBTo2vXilj