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Transforming Schizophrenia Treatment
Expert discusses how early diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of schizophrenia can improve lives.
Transforming Schizophrenia Treatment
Patient Care, Research
Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Fewer than 10 percent of Americans survive a sudden cardiac arrest, but recent studies suggest that there may be warning signs possibly days or weeks ahead of time.
Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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Growth Factor in Brain Tied to Slower Mental Decline
Older people with higher amounts of a key protein in their brains had slower decline in their memory and thinking abilities than people with lower amounts of the protein, according to a study led by neurological researchers from the Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center at Rush University Medical Center.
Growth Factor in Brain Tied to Slower Mental Decline
Research
Starving Cancer, Nourishing Understanding
A hematologist at Rush is studying whether a medication that helps control sugar levels in diabetics also can deprive an aggressive form of blood cancer of sugar it needs to thrive.
Starving Cancer, Nourishing Understanding
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RUSH Unveils Strategic Vision With Campus Master Plan
(CHICAGO) — RUSH University Medical Center today unveiled its initial plans for the further redevelopment of its campus in order to continue transforming its clinical, educational and research processes and programs.