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Giving

Message from the RMC Alumni Association President: Winter 2026

Reflections on how the RMCAA is committed to uplifting students so they can embody the excellence of Rush
Head shot of David Margolin wearing a blue shirt and tie
Exercise & Fitness

Staying Active in the Winter

You don't have to let cold weather get in the way of your exercise routine
A woman in a green jacket stretching in the snow
Healthy Living

Make Small Changes for Big Improvements

Tips for making healthy resolutions that last
Exercise class at Rush Copley Healthplex
Cancer

Moments That Resonate

Reflections on what it means to ring the survivor's bell
A survivor's bell is pictured on a tiled wall, along with a plaque.

Rush Digestive Diseases Among the First Using New VR Technology

A new app gives physicians AI-powered insights during colonoscopies.
Irving Waxman, MD, using VR goggles
Public Health

2025-26 Flu Season Hits Hard

Flu is setting records this year for patients seeking care in outpatient clinics
Child getting a vaccine
Children’s Health

Should Young Athletes Specialize?

A sports medicine surgeon at Rush explains why kids need timeouts from their sports
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Awards, Rankings and Recognitions

Rush Copley Continues to Rank Among Top Maternity Providers in Nation

Earns highest ranking from U.S. News & World Report for fifth straight year
Nurse holds newborn
Cancer

Cancer Specialists Named 'Top Docs' by Chicago Magazine

List recognizes 47 Rush physicians for their exceptional care of cancer patients
Dr. Nancy Reau
Ear, Nose & Throat

‘Routine’ Nasal Polyps Turned Out To Be Cancer

The bumps inside her nose were more serious than they seemed.
Tammy Spantiko smiles on a hill in front of a forest with a harbor and seaside city in the background.