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Heart Health

Specialty Vascular Medicine Care for PAD and Chronic Venous Insufficiency at Rush with Ihsan Kaadan, MD, MS

Ihsan Kaadan, MD, MS, is a vascular medicine specialist in the Rush University System for Health; he evaluates and treats patients with complex arterial and vein disorders.
Ihsan Kaadan, MD, MS
Patient Stories

Tonia’s Story: Thankful for New Shoulder

After a partial shoulder replacement, Tonia Logan can do things she hasn’t done in years
Tonia Logan at the beach
Bones and Joints

At Rush, It's Personal

How our drive and commitment advance patient care
Someone looks at a slide through a microscope.
Food & Nutrition

Vegetarian Chili

A healthy, low-fat, meat-free take on this classic comfort food
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Healthy Aging & Caregiving

Being Social May Delay Dementia Onset by Five Years

Social activities include dining out, traveling, even playing bingo
Social Activity
Health Equity

Leveraging Data to Improve Health Equity and Care

$7.5 million philanthropic grant kickstarts Rush’s development of a data warehouse for Chicago clinicians and researchers
Primary care
Healthy Living

Staying Safe in Cold Weather

Tips for protecting yourself when temperatures plummet
Boy in freezing weather
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