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Mashup Score: 0CHIP started in Western Pa. — and could catch families left behind by COVID-19 emergency declarations ending - 11 month(s) ago
With origins in Western Pennsylvania, the Children’s Health Insurance Plan, or CHIP, may soon act as a safety net to catch those in the commonwealth…
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Mashup Score: 0Newly released transcript reveals UPMC doctors’ exchange - 12 month(s) ago
Inside UPMC’s sprawling flagship hospital, one of the medical system’s most prominent surgeons gathered with a fellow doctor for a meeting…
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Newly released transcript reveals UPMC doctors’ exchange https://t.co/BsJ2uxLN91 via @PittsburghPG
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Mashup Score: 0Salk Legacy Exhibit at Pitt displays items related to the development of the polio vaccine - 1 year(s) ago
A consent form signed by children who received an early version of the vaccine, animal cell cultures and Dr. Jonas Salk’s desk are all part of the exhibit.
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“Salk was just the beginning of the journey we are about to finish” https://t.co/ZFYPjFgAvS
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Mashup Score: 0Editorial: COVID still demands vigilance - 1 year(s) ago
More than 3,700 people in Allegheny County have died of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic in March 2020. But COVID isn’t over — at least…
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In this piece my thoughts on #COVID19 remaining a threat to high risk individuals are mentioned https://t.co/bz26ialNIm
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A new study from a team of University of Pittsburgh researchers offers further evidence about the importance of good gut health. The study, published Thursday…
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“So they injected LR into mice with tumors. Then they watched and waited. They found that the bacteria travel outside the gut to the site of the tumors, activating signals that led to cell death in the tumors.” https://t.co/ZMSjlPHJPL
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Mashup Score: 1ChatGPT is pushing generative AI forward, with powerful potential in health care settings - 1 year(s) ago
The hugely popular chatbot could help with rote tasks like note taking, but other possibilities may run into larger ethical and privacy concerns.
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ChatGPT is pushing generative AI forward, with powerful potential in health care settings - https://t.co/tSi9Ezv6iM
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The theory that COVID-19 started with a lab accident in central China received a modest boost in the latest U.S. intelligence assessment after the work…
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“The dept’s cadre of technical experts includes members of the Energy Department’s Z-Division, which since the 1960s has been involved in secretive investigations of nuclear, chemical & biological weapons threats by US adversaries, including China & Russia https://t.co/TJEu8btr7I
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Mashup Score: 0New center in East Liberty aims to address health disparities - 1 year(s) ago
Research has shown that people of color, especially Black people, face inequity in health care that can carry over into worse health outcomes. The issue…
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“I think patients can be well-informed customers...But we shouldn’t put the blame on the patient, we should put it back on the system to make sure we are offering every patient the best treatment possible.” Nice quotes from @MIRagavan & Dr. Conti here. https://t.co/1vzhMcl0xN
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Thanks @hannamwebster @PittsburghPG for reporting on our recent #AFib study in this #HealthEquity piece. “…the researchers found that Black patients with AFib were 25% less likely to receive medication at discharge compared to white patients.” https://t.co/1vzhMcl0xN https://t.co/JwLZaz70Qy
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Mashup Score: 1Salena Zito: Pulling up roots: What a community loses when small businesses can’t survive - 2 year(s) ago
PITTSBURGH — It is 9:30 on a Saturday morning in the Strip District, and Penn Avenue is humming with people from all across the region choosing their…
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RT @karibowieHertel: Pulling up roots: What a community loses when small businesses can’t survive https://t.co/JBmfOLgl0X via @PittsburghP…
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When Mercyhurst University in Erie hired Brad McGarry, a psychology professor, to lead its program for students with autism in 2014, they knew he was well…
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RT @WFND_info: Mercyhurst autism program leader continues to inspire others as he faces ALS @PittsburghPG https://t.co/OCPTbip8Bn
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