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Brain Health & Conditions

Rush Use of Robotic Technology Earns National Spotlight

Scripps News report showcases robotic system for neurovascular care
R. Webster Crowley using robotic technology
Brain Health & Conditions

​​​​​​​COVID-19 Stress May Explain New Tics in Adults

Patients with new tics had history of anxiety that worsened during pandemic
COVID anxiety
COVID-19

Rush University Partners With Jacksonville University to Create Respiratory Care Program

Collaboration is developing the only respiratory care master’s program in Florida
Rush University Partners With Jacksonville University to Create Respiratory Care Program
Bones and Joints

Sports Industry Experts Dig Into Hot Topics During Fifth Chicago Sports Summit

Topics include BarStool Sports’ meteoric rise, COVID and the NFL, fixing pro athletes’ careers after missteps, how a college student created popular Front Office Sports, and compensating college athletes
Rush News Article
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
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
Brain Health & Conditions

Rush Receives $4M For Fragile X Syndrome Research

Elizabeth Berry-Kravis, MD, PhD, awarded five-year cooperative agreement from the CDC to study disease
Elizabeth Berry-Kravis, MD, PhD
Community

Rush, Sun-Times Series Highlights Health Equity

Series details Rush’s nationally recognized efforts to cut life span expectancy gap
Awards, Rankings and Recognitions

RUSH University Medical Center Again on U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll

Among the nation’s top hospitals in key consumer ranking for second year in a row
Rush tower sundown
Alzheimer’s Disease

Remaining Mentally Active May Delay Dementia Onset

Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center researchers examined impact of activities such as puzzles, games and reading
Mentally Active