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Mental & Behavioral Health

Healing Our Healers Improves Health for All

Philanthropic support helps Rush invest in the well-being of health care providers, faculty, staff and students
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RUSH People

Janet Wolter: Life in the Polio Ward

Rush physician recalled harsh reality of polio care before vaccine discovery
Janet Wolter, MD
Sleep Health

5 Facts About Insomnia

While it’s a passing problem for some people, sleeplessness can impair quality of life for others and contribute to additional health issues.
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Ear, Nose & Throat

Addressing Chronic Hearing Loss

There are solutions to help you hear better
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Giving

Rush Names Gina Rodriguez Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer

Rodriguez will lead the system’s philanthropic strategy
Gina Rodriguez
Heart Health

Medical Students Bring Heart Screenings to Food Pantries

The weekly clinics uncover health concerns and offer support
A student takes a woman's blood pressure
Heart Health

What Does an Electrophysiologist Do?

An electrophysiologist is like an electrician for your heart who can diagnose and treat abnormal rhythms.
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Heart Health

Exercising With Heart Failure: Best Exercises and Tips

A cardiologist explains how people living with heart failure can exercise safely and improve their health.
A cardiac rehab patient exercises on an elliptical training machine at Rush.
Brain Health & Conditions

From Nurse to Neuro ICU Patient

After a life-threatening brain bleed, an emergency department nurse reflects on how Rush’s neuro ICU and neurosurgery teams brought her back to health.
Anna Candoleza Muglia
Brain Health & Conditions

Lifelong Learning May Decrease Alzheimer's Risk

A study by Rush researchers shows that lifelong learning is associated with lower Alzheimer's risk and a slower decline in cognition
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