The Miriam Hospital
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About The Miriam Hospital
The Miriam Hospital, established in 1926 in Providence, RI, is
a not-for-profit hospital affiliated with Brown Medical School.
Nationally recognized as a top hospital in cardiovascular care,
The Miriam Hospital offers particular expertise in cardiac catheterization,
angioplasty and women's
cardiac care.
One of 20 designated Center
for AIDS Research (CFAR) sites, The Miriam is a leader in the
treatment, research and prevention of HIV/AIDS, attracting $17 million
of the world's HIV/AIDS research dollars. The Miriam Hospital is
also home to the Centers
for Preventive and Behavioral Medicine where researchers explore
ways to address the leading lifestyle causes of disease burden and
death focusing on weight management, physical activity and nicotine
and tobacco.
The Miriam Hospital has been awarded Magnet
Recognition for Excellence in Nursing Services twice and is
committed to excellence in patient care, research and medical education.
The Miriam is a founding member of the Lifespan health system.
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