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Heart Health

Safe Snow Shoveling

Cardiologist Nada Shaban, MD, explains how shoveling snow can strain your heart
Cancer

Leading-Edge Lung Cancer Care and Research at RUSH MD Anderson Cancer Center With Helen Ross, MD

Helen Ross, MD, is a thoracic medical oncologist and an expert in the care of patients with cancers of the chest, including lung cancers, mesothelioma and thymic cancers. She is director of research and clinical trials at RUSH MD Anderson. She is also a professor in the Department of Internal Medicine and serves as interim chief of the Division of Hematology, Oncology and Cellular Therapy.
Helen Ross, MD
Health Equity

Rush Program Manager Joining Chicago Committee to Address Homelessness

Eugenia R. Olison, MEd, LPC, among first appointed members of committee addressing needs of unhoused communities in Chicago
Eugenia Olison
RUSH People

Ildemaro González Named Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer

Will lead planning, implementation of DEI strategies at Rush
Ildemaro Gonzales
Healthy Living

When Should You Go to Urgent Care?

An urgent care clinic can offer you treatment without an appointment — so long as you know when to use it.
Exterior of Rush Urgent Care in River North. The Rush logo appears on an awning above the entrance.
Food & Nutrition

MIND Diet Ranked No. 1 for Brain Health

U.S. News rates eating plan developed at Rush among the top overall and in nine categories
MIND diet healthy foods
Awards, Rankings and Recognitions

Rush Copley Ranked Among Top Maternity Providers in Nation

Earns highest ranking from U.S. News & World Report for fourth straight year
Nurse holds baby as parents look on
Health Equity

Giving From a Place of Gratitude

NICU nurse manager Louise Fazio encourages and inspires colleagues to get involved, support programs and services to benefit patients
Louise Fazio with wreaths at Rush Copley

The Top 5 Books for Family Caregivers

A reading list that offers crucial insight with humor and empathy
Stack of books
Healthy Aging & Caregiving

Can Fluctuating Blood Pressure Affect Thinking Later in Life?

People who have fluctuating blood pressure for an extended period may be more likely to have thinking difficulty and memory problems as they age, Rush researchers found.

Man getting blood pressure taken by doctor