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Cancer

Kari's Story

Follow-up screening with ABUS found what turned out to be breast cancer

Future Medical School Applicants Receive Personalized Mentoring at Rush

Summer Research Scholars Program offers insight, experience and encouragement to aspiring physicians from underrepresented groups in medicine
Back to School Fair
Community

Podcast Shifts the Discomfort and the Conversation About Race

Shifting the Lens seeks to build understanding and empathy
Shifting the Lens podcast host, Nikki Hopewell
Alzheimer’s Disease

MIND Diet Linked to Better Cognitive Performance

Study finds diet may contribute to cognitive resilience in older adults
Healthy fruits and vegetables
Brain Health & Conditions

Nasal Drugs Show Promise for Slowing Parkinson’s Disease Progression in Lab Study

'A remarkable advance' if results can be replicated, Rush researcher says
Parkinson's
COVID-19

Kids and the COVID-19 Vaccine: What To Expect

Vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 could be available as soon as Halloween
Young girl getting vaccinated
Skin

Tips for Healthier Skin

Take care of your skin to keep it healthy and glowing
Woman applying lotion to face

Empowering Patients to Make Positive Lifestyle Changes

Meet Elizabeth Simkus, a nurse practitioner in the Rush Prevention Center
Elizabeth Simkus
Brain Health & Conditions

Rush Becomes First in Chicago To Use Robotic System for Neurovascular Care

Rush University System for Health expands its complement of minimally invasive care with new vascular robotic technology
Stephan Munich and R. Webster Crowley with CorPath robot
Community

Hispanic Heritage Month Reminds Us To Take Pride in Cultural Connections

This month offers us the opportunity to reflect on the richness of Latinx culture and how it enriches, contributes to and is an integral part of American culture.
Marcos DeLeon