MageeWomens

MageeWomens is the umbrella designation for a group of institutions focusing on women's health in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It comprises Magee-Womens Hospital and its affiliated research and philanthropy offices, including the Magee-Women's Research Institute and the Magee-Women's Foundation, and operates as part of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC). The system maintains a close relationship with the University of Pittsburgh, serving as a regional hub for women's health care, education, and research.

Clinical care: MageeWomens provides a broad range of obstetric and gynecologic services, including high-risk pregnancy care, maternal-fetal medicine, fertility and reproductive endocrinology, neonatal intensive care, surgical gynecology, gynecologic oncology, urogynecology, breast health, and related specialties. It emphasizes complex and multidisciplinary care for women across the lifespan.

Research and education: The Magee-Women's Research Institute conducts biomedical and translational research on women's health, including pregnancy outcomes, reproductive biology, cancers, menopause, and fertility. The Magee-Women's Foundation supports research funding, physician-scientist development, and community health programs. The institutions are involved in clinical trials and medical education and training for students, residents, and fellows.

History and impact: As a longstanding center for women's health in western Pennsylvania, MageeWomens has contributed to innovations in maternal-fetal medicine, gynecologic oncology, and neonatal care, and serves as a regional leader in research, patient care, and education.