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CARE
For decades, Pittsburgh has been an internationally
recognized center for medical research and education. It
is where the bronchoscope and electron microscope
were invented... where the first synthetic insulin was
produced and Vitamin C was first isolated... and where
Dr. Jonas Salk discovered the first polio vaccine.
With more than 50 hospitals throughout the region —
including 11 teaching hospitals — Southwestern
Pennsylvania’s health care resources rival the best in
the world. Pittsburgh’s Presbyterian-University Hospital
performs more transplant operations than any other
hospital in the U.S.
Allegheny General Hospital is one of the top ten
U.S. hospitals for cardiac care. Magee-Women’s
Hospital is one of the largest private obstetrical centers
in the country, delivering more than 10,000 babies each
year. And West Penn Hospital’s Burn Trauma Center
is recognized around the world as a leader in the care
of patients who have suffered severe burns.
Allegheny General Hospital
E. North Ave., Pittsburgh
412-359-3131
or visit
Allegheny General Hospital Suburban
Bellevue, PA
412-734-6000
or visit
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Natrona Heights
724-224-5100
or visit
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Oakland, North Hills, Monroeville,
South Hills
412-692-5325
or visit
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