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Amesh Adalja is a quadruple board-certified physician and a clinical assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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"I like my dead people cold, stiff, gray and not breathing, " says Dr. Michael A. DeVita of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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Michael Collins, director of the sports medicine concussion program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, says the new guidelines are overdue but welcome.
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Resistant staph infections dropped 90% at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center after it began testing incoming ICU patients for exposure to resistant staph strains and isolating carriers.
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However, as more becomes known about the relatively new field of stem cell therapy, a more specific matching system may be required, said Dr. Joon Lee, cardiologist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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Delta Air Lines, as well as many other carriers, contract with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for their STAT-MD program for immediate medical consultation when they have a problem during a flight.
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Moreover, with the wide array of hospitals across the country--from large university teaching hospitals such as University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to multi-state systems like Adventist Health to small critical-access facilities--there are numerous variables to consider.
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"There's an incredible amount of research and a very large sum of venture capital and private investment going into the field, " says Dr. Amit Patel, a cardiac surgeon and director of Cardiac Cell Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have partnered together on a successful trial for a brain-computer interface that allows a person to control a robotic arm using only their thoughts.
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