Russian medical university on Ostrovityanova street in Moscow, whose teaching goes back to the women's medical courses of 1906 and which was the Russian State Medical University before being renamed after the surgeon Nikolai Pirogov in 2010. Runs faculties of general medicine, paediatrics, biomedicine, clinical psychology, dentistry and a pharmaceutical faculty teaching the pharmacy degree, hosts research institutes in translational medicine and paediatric haematology and oncology and works with Moscow hospitals as clinical bases for teaching, research and clinical trials.
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