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University of Pittsburgh. School of Medicine

One of the oldest medical schools in the United States, this Pittsburgh institution is known for pairing medical education with major biomedical research and close ties to a leading academic health system.

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Studies on Epidemic Influenza: Comprising Clinical and Laboratory Investigations

Studies on Epidemic Influenza: Comprising Clinical and Laboratory Investigations

by University of Pittsburgh. School of Medicine

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Founded in 1886, the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine grew from the former Western Pennsylvania Medical College and later became part of the University of Pittsburgh. It is based in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood, where its teaching and research work centers around Scaife Hall and nearby medical facilities.

The school is widely recognized for combining physician training with scientific discovery. Its students and faculty work in an environment closely connected to UPMC, giving the school a strong reputation in both patient care and biomedical research.

Over time, the school has built a broad academic profile that includes medical education, graduate training, and research across many specialties. That mix of classroom learning, clinical experience, and laboratory work has helped make it a major presence in American medical education.