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Cancer

Using a Cooling Cap During Chemotherapy

A patient describes her routine using a cooling cap, which limits hair loss during breast cancer chemotherapy
Mental & Behavioral Health

How To Help Someone With Depression

Let them know you’re there for them — and don't forget self-care
Women holding hands
Children’s Health

The Measles Vaccine

Safe and effective
Patient Stories

Deb's Story

Movement disorders program provides physical and emotional benefits
Deb Hopkins
Community

Total Health Collaborative

Rush is partnering with other health care and education providers, the faith community, business, government and community residents to improve the health and economic vitality of Chicago's West Side
Community

Rush's Commitment to Health Equity

Building health equity at Rush means ensuring that the communities we serve have the resources and tools they need for residents to live full and healthy lives
Cancer

Cooling Cap Helps Limit Hair Loss During Chemotherapy

The Rush University Cancer Center uses cooling-cap technology to help fend off hair loss in patients receiving chemotherapy
Community

REACH: Preparing Students for Health Care Careers

Rush is teaming up with Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago on a program designed to prepare students for careers in health care, with help from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Cancer

Joan and Paul Rubschlager Building: Excellence Breaks New Ground

RUSH held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Joan and Paul Rubschlager Building, the future home to RUSH's neuroscience and cancer programs
Patient Stories

Anna's Story

Facing breast cancer at 25
Anna's Story