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Connect Chicago Initiative Expands Community COVID-19 Testing

As cases continue to rises across U.S., a new partnership between CDPH, Rush University Medical Center, and Esperanza Health Centers aims to redouble testing efforts in communities that need it most.
Connect Chicago Initiative
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Rush University College of Nursing Part of Major Downtown Chicago Development Project

The college helped plan a wellness clinic for ‘Assemble Chicago’ affordable Loop housing project.
Rush University College of Nursing Part of Major Downtown Chicago Development Project
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Rush Celebrates Juneteenth and Eyes a New Future

Rush University System for Health is proud and honored to celebrate and recognize Juneteenth
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Addressing COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy

'There are no silly questions, and no finger-pointing or shaming'
Carl Lambert Jr., MD
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Rush Collaborates With Malcolm X College to Train COVID-19 Vaccine Ambassadors

Free course offered to Chicago community members in English and Spanish
Rush Collaborates With Malcolm X College to Train COVID-19 Vaccine Ambassadors
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Rush Health Partners with Oswego School District 308

Innovative partnership formed to improve health care access and affordability for district employees
Logos for Rush and SD 308
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Rush University Faculty Member Presents at Puerto Rican/Latinx Health Summit

Lisa Sanchez-Johnsen, PhD, speaks about her research around Puerto Rican-Centered Obesity during event
Rush University Faculty Member Presents at Puerto Rican/Latinx Health Summit
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A Message of Hope for the Future

A statement from Rush’s Racial Justice Action Committee following the Minneapolis verdict
Rush News Article
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Austin Vaccine Clinic Brings Rush Health Equity to Life

A Rush faculty member and retired veteran shares her volunteer experience at the clinic
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Rush Brings COVID-19 Vaccine to Austin Neighborhood

Special city-backed effort will inoculate 3,600 residents
A woman receives the COVID-19 vaccine