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Brain Health & Conditions

Genes Associated With Resilience Against Brain Pathology Identified

Rush researchers have discovered two genes that are associated with aging individuals having better memory and brain function
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Brain Health & Conditions

New Gene Discovered Associated With Tau Pathology

Tau pathology is one of the defining features of Alzheimer disease
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Pregnancy & Childbirth

Rush Receives Baby-Friendly Recognition

Rush University Medical Center has earned a “Baby-Friendly" designation from the accrediting body that certifies whether a hospital adheres to a rigorous series of evidence-based practices shown to increase breastfeeding.
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Brain Health & Conditions

Rush University Medical Center Named Center of Excellence by Parkinson's Foundation

The designation builds upon Rush’s history and recognition as a Parkinson's Foundation Research Center
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Cancer

Customizing Cancer Care for Patients

Rush has partnered with Tempus to provide genetic screenings for cancer patients
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Brain Health & Conditions

Abnormal Protein May Contribute to Alzheimer’s

This finding could help researchers to understand the cause of memory loss
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Alzheimer’s Disease

Cerebrovascular Disease Linked to Alzheimer's

Diseased blood vessels in the brain may contribute more significantly to Alzheimer's
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Alzheimer’s Disease

Low Scores on Memory and Thinking Tests May Signal Alzheimer’s Earlier Than Thought

The changes in thinking and memory that precede obvious symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease begin decades before
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Brain Health & Conditions

Purpose in Life May Help Aging Brain

A strong sense that your life has meaning and direction may make you less likely to develop areas of brain damage
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Brain Health & Conditions

New MIND Diet May Significantly Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease

A new diet could significantly lower a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease
Rush News Article