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The 600 physicians who treat you and your family in an office or hospital setting are also frequently in the classroom and the laboratory. Each UofL Physician has an area of concentration for research, and many of them are recognized on a national level for health care breakthroughs and innovative medical advances. To learn more about some of the research our physicians engage in, please visit the School of Medicine’s website.
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