|Articles|September 18, 2009

CCE Cardiometabolic disorders: Medical College of Wisconsin by the numbers

The numbers behind the Medical College of Wisconsin's cardiometabolic disorders program

The following data were evaluated to determine the Medical College of Wisconsin's standing as a Clinical Center of Excellence for cardiometabolic disorders:

2003: Year clinic established

450: New patients annually

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