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I don't really think it's in the cards (although there is still space down at King and Victoria!), but the amount of health and medical-related activity that is going on at UofW (and its high tech spinoffs) seems impressive. 

MIT doesn't have one, but Stanford does. 

Stanford is a full-service university. MIT is an institute of technology. Actually, the only undergraduate degree you can get from MIT is a bachelor's of science ("SB"). So even if you get an English Literature degree, which you can, you still have to take first-year calculus and physics.

(MIT does not have a medical school either.)

But Harvard has one about 2 miles away from MIT.

It detracts from my argument, but you can sort of get a medical degree from MIT offered in-cooperation with Harvard through HST.