"Medical"

The University of Chicago Medical Center is one of the nation's leading academic medical institutions, home to the University of Chicago, which has been among the top 10 universities in the world for many years, has produced 92 Nobel Prize winners, including 12 in physiology or medicine, and has been at the forefront of global healthcare.

Brigham and Women's Hospital (formerly Brigham and Women's Hospital), also known as Brigham and Women's Hospital, has a long history and is the second largest hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School in the United States. Hospital (founded in 1832), which merged in 1980

Medical engineers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center are using additive manufacturing to develop customized prosthetic solutions for veterans. In fact, the center is even operating a 3D Medical Application Center (3DAC). There, a team of specialized engineers and 3D printing technicians are developing customized equipment according to the requirements of veterans.

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, founded in 1947, is a specialist cancer hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School, a federally designated comprehensive cancer treatment centre in the United States, and has produced one Nobel Laureate in medicine.

Rush University Medical Center is a not-for-profit, integrated medical, teaching and research centre with 664 beds on the main campus, plus a 61-bed rehabilitation centre and Rush Oaks Community Hospital

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, UPMC is part of the University of Pittsburgh and is a 1,528-bed inpatient medical and surgical complex. The Center is Pennsylvania's largest non-governmental employer with more than 60,000 employees and currently operates more than 20 academic, community and specialty hospitals and more than 500 physician practices and outpatient sites, as well as international and corporate divisions covering 29 counties in western Pennsylvania. As a world-renowned provider and guarantor of health care, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center creates new models of accountable, cost-effective, patient-centred care, drawing on clinical and technical expertise to create groundbreaking products and services

Established in 1868 in San Francisco, California, UCSF Medical Center has two main hospitals, located on the Parnassus and Mount Zion campuses, as well as a new hospital on the Mission Bay campus. As a 650-bed inpatient medical and surgical complex, the centre receives approximately 770,000 outpatient visits and 38,000 inpatient visits annually