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Research
Delaying vending machines’ delivery of tempting, high-calorie snacks can shift people’s choices to less popular but healthier options, a first-of-its-kind study has found.
Careers
Biomedical scientists at Rush University have opportunities to conduct studies across a wide range of disciplines in health care and make an impact
Innovation, Patient Care
Code, an innovator in mobile enterprise data capture and leader in image-based barcode scanning technology, is adding to its impressive health care product portfolio with an industry first, “mobile HIS barcode soft-scanning” for health care.
Student Stories, Rush Medical College
An active volunteer, Emil Maric is gaining experience in Rush's accelerated master’s in biotechnology program as he prepares for medical school.
Innovation, Patient Care
Surgical oncologist Dr. Cristina O’Donoghue is one of less than 30 surgeons in the country to trained to perform isolated limb infusion, which delivers high doses of chemotherapy to an affected arm or leg but not the rest of the body.
Community
West Side United, a collaborative effort including Rush, has outlined initiatives aimed at reducing health disparities on Chicago’s West Side.
Student Stories, College of Health Sciences
Taking time to work in health care after her undergraduate studies, Bethelhem Markos plotted her next steps and is now pursuing a master’s in respiratory care in the College of Health Sciences.
Alumni, Graduate Medical Education
Marc Silver credits the integrity of his Rush mentors for guiding his career in medicine.
Innovation, Patient Care
Rush is among the first hospitals in the country to implant a spinal cord stimulation device that automatically adjusts electrical impulses according to body position shifts — another opioid alternative for chronic pain.
Research, Innovation, Patient Care
Four of six people with paralyzing spinal cord injuries who were treated with a new cell therapy have recovered a significant level of movement on at least one side, new study results show.
