Lung Health

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Cancer

Screening, Early Cancer Detection Save Lives

Beatrice Karnoscak survived both breast and lung cancer. Early screening saved her life each time.
Beatrice with family at White Sox game
Patient Stories

'Cancer Isn't Going To Stop Me From Pursuing My Dreams'

Diagnosed with lung cancer at age 28, Aurora Lucas now advocates for others with the disease
Aurora Lucas
Cancer

Genetic Profiling of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer at RUSH with Mary Jo Fidler, MD

Mary Jo Fidler, MD, is a thoracic oncologist and professor of Internal Medicine at RUSH University Medical Center. She is the Medical Oncology Section Chief in the RUSH Cancer Center and is the national principal investigator for the ADAURA trial, which is studying the effects of postoperative Osimertinib in resected EGFR+ lung cancer patients.
Mary Jo Fidler, MD, is a thoracic oncologist and professor of Internal Medicine at RUSH University Medical Center.
Lung Health

RUSH Respiratory Specialists Named ‘Top Doctors’

Chicago magazine list includes pulmonology, allergy and immunology specialists
Respiratory Top Doctors
Lung Health

Why Lung Cancer Screenings Are Essential

"It's the only way we have to catch lung cancer early"
Cancer

Linda’s Story: COVID, Then Cancer

A severe case of COVID-19 leads to a life-saving lung cancer diagnosis
Linda Bruene
Cancer

Screening Catches Chicago Firefighter's Lung Cancer

Thomas Magliano went to a screening on a whim. RUSH caught his cancer early.  
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Awards, Rankings and Recognitions

Rush Earns Top Ratings From Society of Thoracic Surgeons

Three-star rating distinguishes the thoracic surgery program at Rush as among the best in the nation
RUSH STS Scores
Cancer

Understanding Lung Cancer Screening

Rush physician Jennifer Earvolino, MD, explains how screenings work, who should get them
Cancer

Lung Screenings Begin in My Exam Room

Eligibility for cancer screening can be a 'wake-up call'
Jennifer Earvolino