May 18, 2001
In Cleveland, 3 Institutions Vie to Become Medical Powerhouses
Tensions threaten a university's role in an emerging health center
Starting a new medical school is never simple. But in this city, where the competition among medical heavyweights is fierce, the prestigious Cleveland Clinic has had to plot its strategies for a possible start-up as meticulously as a Napoleonic campaign.
Among the options the clinic is quietly considering: Going it alone; joining forces with another medical school, probably nearby Case Western Reserve University;
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