“Today, we don’t just close a chapter; we open a new one. We invite you to celebrate this moment with us, embrace the ...

The reality is that quality varies by hospital, and objective measures matter. UPMC Passavant has earned an “A” Leapfrog ...

UPMC Public Safety officers, security professionals, dispatchers and support staff serve across our hospitals, outpatient locations and beyond. Some respond when help is needed. Others work behind the ...

Steven Krauza, 48, of Erie, had a stroke while exercising and received clot-busting medication at UPMC Hamot within 90 ...

UPMC thrives on scientific discovery and providing Life Changing Medicine to the people and communities it serves. Looking to change lives in another way by amplifying its efforts to combat climate ...

As one 25-year tenure with UPMC concludes, two veteran UPMC leaders are stepping into expanded executive leadership roles, alongside a team focused to deliver UPMC’s mission of Life Changing Medicine.

As part of a breast cancer diagnosis, pathologists take cells from a biopsy and check them under a microscope. Most cancerous cells form roundish clumps, known as no special type, or invasive ductal ...

Opioids are often first-line treatments for cancer-related pain, but they can suppress the immune system and reduce the effectiveness of immunotherapy. New research from the University of Pittsburgh ...

Optogenetic therapy, or manipulating proteins and cells with light, is an advanced technology developed in the early 2000s that drove major discoveries about the inner workings of our brains. Yet, ...

Transplanting kidneys from deceased donors who had HIV to recipients with existing HIV is as safe and as effective as using organs from donors without HIV, according to a new multicenter study ...