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Health, academic institutions must affiliate to compete
‘The only way we’re going to succeed … is to be in a single academic medical center.’
By Denise Perreault
PBN Staff Writer
Dr. Edward J. Wing heads the department of medicine and biological sciences at Brown University that includes the $45 million Warren Alpert Medical School, which opened in August in Providence. He is in charge of an annual budget of $142 million; 500 division employees; 1,056 students – including 416 currently at the medical school – and more than 2,000 faculty members on campus, in the hospitals and in the community. More
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