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Richard N. Mitchell is a Professor of Pathology at Brigham Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, where he serves as the Associate Director of Curriculum for the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences Technology program. Dr. Mitchell holds an MD from Harvard Medical School obtained in 1984 and a PhD in Cell Biology Immunology from Rockefeller University earned in 1980. His research is primarily focused on heart transplantation, vascular diseases, organ transplantation, graft rejection, and the role of interferon-gamma in these processes. He is actively engaged in teaching, having designed and taught several courses related to human pathology and functional anatomy.
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