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Presentation and discussion topics include: Surgery moderated by Rosalinda Alvarado, MD Nipple Sparing Mastectomy: Indications and Modern Innovation — Xuanji Wang, MD Contralateral Prophylactic Mastec...
How are weight loss medications being used in primary care clinics? The PRISM study is designed to answer that question. We are recruiting adults taking GLP-1 medications to manage their weight, like ...
Mission Create more size inclusive healthcare environments through education, advocacy and community Vision A healthcare system that does not pathologize body size A healthcare system that provides co...
It has been a busy year for medical students Andrew Elms, JP Arios and Kolby Versage. Between balancing schoolwork, studying and exams, the three M2s are teaching their colleagues how to crochet for g...
Dear Friends, I am proud to share with you that Rush University College of Nursing continues to demonstrate strength amid challenges. In October, Rush was honored for the third consecutive year with t...
When people talk about your credit, they mean your credit history. Your credit history describes how you use money. For example: How many credit cards do you have? How many loans do you have? Do you p...
Education DO, Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Internal Medicine Residency, Chief Resident, Loyola University Medical Center Hematology/Oncology Fellowship, Chief Fellow, Loyola University Me...
The Emerging Auditory Research Lab (EAR Lab) aims to understand peripheral and central auditory aging in the presence of genetic, environmental or lifestyle-related exacerbators using state-of-the-art...
Education MD, Rush Medical College Residency - Internal Medicine, Rush University Medical Center Fellowship - Hematology/Medical Oncology, Northwestern University McGaw Medical Center Areas of Experti...
Rush University is excited to announce that Jason Turner, PhD, MAE , has been appointed as the next Dean for the College of Health Sciences . Dr. Turner assumed the role of dean on December 7 and will...