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COVID-19

'Long COVID' Not a Single Condition

New study data suggests 'long COVID” involves four distinct conditions
INSPIRE study graphic for COVID
Research

Transforming Recovery Through Innovative Research

Gift supports physical medicine and rehabilitation research, honors Joseph Dragonette
Rita Dragonette, center, poses with RUSH doctors
University

RUSH Med Students Teach Livesaving Skills

RUSH group trains public in CPR, Narcan use and more
man giving CPR to test dummy on the floor as people observe
Patient Stories

Sam’s Story: Getting an Athlete Back on Track

After successful surgery, Sam learned a valuable lesson
Sam and his cheer awards
Brain Health & Conditions

Uncommon Stroke Risk Factors

A RUSH expert identifies stroke risk factors that you may not be aware of
Young woman opening artificial sweetener packet to add to coffee
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.
University

RUSH Medical College Announces 2023 Award Recipients

Student honorees selected by faculty, staff and classmates were recognized at the annual Awards Ceremony and Commencement Banquet
A smiling woman stands in the middle of a crowded banquet room
Healthy Living

The Push to Eliminate Hepatitis C

A cure to hepatitis C is within reach
Test vial with "hepatitis C test" written on it over a lab report with a checked box next to "hepatitis c"
Healthy Living

No Health Benefits for Moderate Drinkers

Even moderate drinking isn’t good for you. So how much is?
Assorted alcoholic drinks arranged on a table
Skin

5 Facts People With Dark Skin Should Know About Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is often deadlier when found in people with dark skin, so know your risks
A Black dermatologist examines a Black man's back for signs of skin cancer with a dermatoscope.