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Art, music, science combine for unparalleled experience

Hearing the Invisible engaged the community in science through art, music and an unprecedented opportunity to listen to the sounds of brain waves.

Immunotherapy may have potential as prostate cancer treatment, study shows

The Cancer Letter

Do you really need a top sheet? We asked an expert to settle the debate

From herbal remedies to home gyms: How COVID transformed our ideas of self health

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Itch poses ‘major challenge’ in aging adults, but must be addressed

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Ready or not, AI is in your classroom

Faculty are experimenting with ways to include artificial intelligence in their curriculum and allowing students to use AI platforms in their work.

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Physiology’s Brian Pearse wins national advising award

Study reveals hope for immunotherapy as prostate cancer treatment

Dr. Shroff on the addition of nab-paclitaxel to gemcitabine/cisplatin in biliary tract cancer

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