You have waited weeks, months or maybe years, and now that in-person event has moved online, been postponed or been canceled altogether. Here’s how to handle the disappointment.
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Missing Milestones
Read this before ordering your next pumpkin spice latte.
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How to Make Your Coffee Shop Order Healthier
Recent studies suggest that e-cigarette use increases your risk of getting COVID-19. See other ways vaping is impacting kids’s health.
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Dangers of Vaping
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend reminded us this week that there is no right or wrong way to grieve. Some grieve privately, some grieve publicly. However you grieve, there is support. #PregnancyAndInfantLossAwarenessMonth
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How to Cope After Miscarriage
Vanessa Herkert had a preventive mastectomy and considers herself a “previvor.”
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Vanessa Stands Up to BRCA2 and Breast Cancer Risk
At one point, 22 residents at The Boulevard of Chicago tested positive for COVID-19. See how critical PPE donations from Northwestern Medicine helped the facility continue to serve adults experiencing homelessness.
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Personal Protective Equipment Keeps The Boulevard in Business
Shelley needed to have 12 inches of her colon removed during a global pandemic. Here’s what happened next.
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What Is It Like to Have Surgery During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Meet Metropolitan Family Services and Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans, Inc. They serve different populations with one unified need: access to food. See how Northwestern Medicine has responded as part of our commitment to making communities better.
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Northwestern Medicine Addresses Food Insecurity
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is not just a pediatric diagnosis.
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ADHD Answers
It is more than just a good stretch: http://ms.spr.ly/6185TIjx9.
Yes, the weather does affect your joints.
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10 Things You Should Know About Arthritis
Putting your baby to sleep on their back can help prevent sudden infant death syndrome.
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What Parents Need to Know About SIDS
They have similar symptoms, but different treatment. Stay home and call your physician if you think you have either one. http://ms.spr.ly/6181T2Xyx
Myth: You don’t need the flu shot this year.
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Myths About the Flu Shot
Your lungs are under siege from viruses, bacteria, fungi and even your environment.
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Keep Your Lungs Healthy (Infographic)
High tech, high touch. See how Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital, part of Northwestern Medicine, offers better stroke care to our patients.
Turning to the pantry during emotionally exhausting times?
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Stop Stress Eating
They have similar symptoms, but different treatment. Stay home and call your physician if you think you have either one. http://ms.spr.ly/6184T0qj0
They’re common. Learn more about these (usually benign) white spots.
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What are Lung Nodules?
If you have cancer in a single breast, you have options about next steps. A breast surgeon offers tips to help you choose.
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Deciding to Get a Double Mastectomy
You’re never too old or too young for preventive care.
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Men’s Health Screenings at Every Age (Infographic)
What’s happening in your brain when you’re afraid? http://ms.spr.ly/6183T7joR
Do you know your COVID-19 risk? See if you belong to a high-risk group and get answers to common questions about your health during the pandemic.
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COVID-19 High-Risk Groups
You have COVID-19 symptoms. Now what?
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About COVID-19 and Symptoms
Important news for those with a loved one in the hospital: Our visitor policies have been updated.
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Visitor Restrictions Due to COVID-19
A perk of telehealth? Being able to drink coffee while talking to your physician. Learn more benefits of getting care from the comfort of your home.
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Telehealth Visits
“What I love about Northwestern Medicine is our commitment to patients and to teamwork. Because of my experience in the Army and as a nurse, I truly believe teamwork is essential to greatness.” See how Roxanne Connors, MSN-Ed, RN, NPD-BC, CEN, TNS, and other military veterans at Northwestern Medicine are making history.
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Making History: Military Service
As the pandemic continues, it’s more important than ever to get a flu vaccine.
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Myths About the Flu Shot
Information about COVID-19 testing at Northwestern Medicine has recently been updated. Stay in the know.
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Northwestern Medicine Updates
Half of men who die suddenly of coronary heart disease don’t have symptoms. Remember your heart health this Movember.
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10 Things You May Not Know About Heart Disease
It boils down to two abnormal proteins in the brain, which can sometimes be there 15 years before symptoms develop.
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What We Know About Alzheimer’s Disease
COVID-19 may be an unwanted guest at your holiday celebrations this year. Protect yourself and those you love.
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How to Have a Low-Risk Holiday Celebration
The pandemic hasn’t stopped the need for blood donations. Consider a new kind of gift this holiday season.
This flu season arrives during a global pandemic. Here’s how to protect yourself and others.
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How to Stay Healthy This Flu Season
Offer up a healthier stuffing at this year’s feast. http://ms.spr.ly/6189TfPvb
Jimmy’s always got his eyes on his next fitness goal — even in the face of Parkinson’s disease. http://ms.spr.ly/6188TAMCi
A microscopic discovery might have an impact on treatment for people with Parkinson’s disease.
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A New Hope for Neurological Disorders
They have similar symptoms, but different treatment. Stay home and call your physician if you think you have either one. http://ms.spr.ly/6185TA3y5
Some people might be over the pandemic, but we know that it’s far from over. Slowing the spread of COVID-19 still starts with us. So #MaskUp and stay safe. Learn more at everymaskup.com.
Don’t put off your important medical appointments and procedures. We have extensive safety measures in place at our locations.
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Patients and Visitors
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Reclaim Your Mobility: Care for Hip and Knee Arthritis Webinar
There’s no such thing as a bad question.
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7 Questions Men Are Afraid to Ask
Are you at a higher risk of serious illness from the flu?
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Flu: Who Is Most at Risk?
They have similar symptoms, but different treatment. Stay home and call your physician if you think you have either one.
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Is It Flu or COVID-19?
A dirt bike crash saved Dave’s life. http://ms.spr.ly/6189pKjrS
They sound scary, but lung nodules are usually not cancer.
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What are Lung Nodules?
From symptoms and testing locations to visitor policies and recovery support, here’s what you need to know about COVID-19 and Northwestern Medicine.
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Northwestern Medicine COVID-19 Resource Center
’Tis the season to be grateful.
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Start a Gratitude Journal
🙋 Raise your hand if you’re washing yours! Just 20 seconds can help slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Your Health in Your Hands (Infographic)
Don’t wait for the new year! Take charge of your health now with one of our virtual classes or support groups.
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Classes, Events and Support Groups
Your source for accurate information about COVID-19.
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Northwestern Medicine COVID-19 Resource Center
One in five people in the U.S. will have a disability at some point during their lifetime. Learn how disabilities can be celebrated and used to drive passion.
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Making History: Living With a Disability
Too busy to cook? Think again.
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How to Plan Healthy Weeknight Meals
Don’t spread myths like the flu.
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Myths About the Flu Shot
No one wants to stop driving, so what do you do if your older loved one is no longer safe behind the wheel?
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Road Map for Older Driver Safety
Jonny lost his sense of taste during treatment for stage 3 melanoma, but he never lost his zest for life. See how this cancer survivor inspired a beer that gives back to Lurie Cancer Center.
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Beer ambassador survives stage 3 cancer — and has a brew made in his honor
See what you’re missing when you wash your hands.
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What You Miss Most When Washing Your Hands
You wake up with a cough. Now what? http://ms.spr.ly/6182pr414
The Pediatric Unit at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is making an Amazon Wishlist. Now they need donors to check it twice and check out with gifts for children who are in the hospital this holiday season.
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Making spirits bright: Santa goes virtual this year for pediatric patients
The first approved COVID-19 vaccines use mRNA to teach your immune system to destroy the virus. How do they differ from other vaccines?
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Science of Vaccines (Infographic)
Introducing Clergy & Clinicians, a new video series addressing healthcare topics relevant to the Black community. Visit http://ms.spr.ly/6186pXD5o to watch the full first episode.
Holiday gatherings will look different this year.
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Formalizing Your COVID-19 Boundaries
Poor ergonomics can cause long-term health issues and physical stress.
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Is Your Child's Remote Learning Space Ergonomic?
This holiday season, #MaskUp and stay safe.
Seasonal change during a pandemic could spell double trouble for people with depression.
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Shining Light on Mental Health as Seasons Change
Spread joy, not germs.
“I'm here today because of science, modern medicine and heroes on the front lines.” See how Matt Wilson survived COVID-19.
Holiday and post-holiday blues amplify triggers for people recovering from addiction.
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Support Someone in Recovery During the Holidays
"I’m going to take it,” says Robert L. Murphy, MD, Northwestern Medicine infectious disease specialist.
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‘Dr. Murphy will you be taking the vaccine?’ Dr. Murphy answers viewer COVID-19 questions 12/16
Healthcare workers have given more than patient care in 2020, making an impact through creativity, community outreach, connection and camaraderie.
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Paying It Forward During the Pandemic
Studies show Black Americans are more likely to have mental health conditions but less likely to seek treatment. Watch the rest of this second episode of Clergy & Clinicians at http://ms.spr.ly/6187pVUHX.
You can cook healthy meals in a hurry.
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Quick Dose: Meal Prep Success
Get educated about vaccination so you can protect yourself and others.
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Infectious Disease Specialist Answers Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
The pandemic is taking a unique toll on mental health.
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How to Cope With COVID-19 Stress
If you’re planning to get COVID-19 testing at one of our locations, a physician’s order is required. Learn more.
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Testing for COVID-19
“I am a Black man volunteering in a very willing way to receive the vaccination, in part because this disease has disproportionately impacted people of color, and in part because as a scientist, I trust the science and I understand what we are trying to accomplish. We have a duty to the 300,000 we've lost, and we have a duty to each other." — Clyde Yancy, MD, MSc
Whether you opt for cloth leopard print or surgical, it’s important that you mask up.
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How to Wear a Face Mask (Infographic)
He couldn’t have visitors, but Roy never felt alone thanks to his care team at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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Heart Transplant During COVID-19
“We want to make sure we can contribute to eradicating this disease, so we are here to play our part,” says Sally Friedewald, MD, after getting vaccinated alongside her husband, John Friedewald, MD.
Hypothyroidism affects 4.6% of people age 12 or older in the U.S. Learn the symptoms and why treatment is so important.
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I'm Gaining Weight: Is It My Thyroid?
The wait is over. Meet the first babies born at Northwestern Medicine in 2021. Welcome, little ones!
“How do I get a COVID-19 test?”
“What should I do if I’m sick?”
Find answers to frequently asked COVID-19 questions.
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COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
Positivity can help you cope with stress. Learn four other ways to think differently in the new year.
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How to Set Goals in a 2021 Reality
Pap is short for Papanicolaou test. But don’t worry, you don’t have to pronounce it. You just need to schedule the test to be screened for cervical cancer and HPV.
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What Does a Pap Test Detect?
Thyroid disorders can alter the function of all parts of your body, producing symptoms that range from weight gain and skin changes to sweating and anxiety.
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7 Facts About Your Thyroid
“I know that the thought of this vaccine for some is very scary, particularly the unknown...I struggle with some of those same ideas myself, but the reality is that this vaccine has been shown to be very safe and effective.” — Khalilah Gates, MD
Expressing gratitude can help you set your priorities and plan for 2021.
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Start a Gratitude Journal
Hip-hop legend Dr. Dre survived a brain aneurysm this week. What’s the difference between an aneurysm and a stroke? A Northwestern Medicine expert breaks it down.
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Breaking Down Brain Aneurysms (Infographic)
If you or a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, speak with a member of our Intake Team to see if proton therapy is an option for you.
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Request Information
Do you know what the average pandemic weight gain has been? Guess in the comments below, and then read the article to see if you’re right.
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How to Lose Pandemic Weight
“I gave birth to her. And she’s going to keep me alive.” — Lynn, Northwestern Medicine Oncology nurse, as she receives the COVID-19 vaccine from her daughter Lizzy, who is also a nurse. https://bit.ly/35IZyz4
The first approved COVID-19 vaccines use mRNA to teach your immune system to destroy the virus. How do they differ from other vaccines?
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Science of Vaccines (Infographic)
Remote working and learning are keeping more adults and children at home in front of a screen. But sitting for long periods of time elevates risk for premature death.
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Take a Break
When the pandemic hit, this Hero for Better left her desk for the bedside in full PPE.
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‘There’s No Place I’d Rather Be’
The pandemic hasn’t stopped the need for blood donations. See how you can help.
Five main types of vaccines prevent an estimated 2 to 3 million deaths per year. See how the new COVID-19 mRNA vaccines fit into the mix.
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Science of Vaccines (Infographic)
Clinical research trials help us create the most effective treatment plans for our patients.
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Leaders in Research
Are you getting enough?
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What's the Deal With Vitamin D?
Your thumbs are dirty. See which other parts of your hands you may be missing when you wash and why it matters.
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What You Miss Most When Washing Your Hands
For 42 years, Northwestern Medicine has proudly celebrated the memory and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by recognizing members of the workforce for their humanitarian efforts. This year, Northwestern Medicine honors Donna Linder and Salacnib “Sonny” Molina, RN, with the annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award for embodying the spirit of Dr. King’s work.
A yoga mat. A coat rack. A cow. It doesn’t matter how you measure 6 feet. It just matters that you stay that far from others to slow the spread of COVID-19. See why.
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What Is Physical Distancing?
See through the eyes of someone with glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration and more. http://ms.spr.ly/6184po4K8
Two doses. Plenty of questions. Get answers from a Northwestern Medicine infectious disease expert.
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Infectious Disease Specialist Answers Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
Two in five people who take dietary supplements changed the way they used them and which supplements they took in 2020. Though not classified as medications, supplements come with notable health risks and benefits.
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A Closer Look at Supplements
Do you have long-term symptoms of COVID-19? If your symptoms haven’t gone away after 30 days, a team of specialists is ready to care for you at the Northwestern Medicine Comprehensive COVID-19 Center.
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Comprehensive Care After COVID-19
About 3% of U.S. newborns have a birth defect. Early intervention, during pregnancy or after delivery, is essential to increasing the chances of having a healthy baby.
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Advances in Care for Birth Defects
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are peak science.
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History of Vaccines
On National Women Physicians Day, we celebrate those who have pushed medicine forward during the pandemic.
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Yes We Can: Female Physicians and Scientists on the Front Lines
This week, Tony Bennett’s family revealed that the singer has been battling Alzheimer’s disease for four years. Learn how his music may have been helping people with the same disease long before his own diagnosis.
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Music as Medicine for Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
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Parkinson’s Disease 101 Webinar
Who makes Northwestern Medicine better? People like Sonny Molina and Donna Linder, recipients of the annual Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award.
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Meet Two Northwestern Medicine Humanitarians
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Webinar: Manage Joint Pain with Injection Therapy
Folic acid — the synthetic form of the B vitamin folate — is a vitamin that does big things for the development of your baby’s spine and brain.
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What Does Folic Acid Do for the Body?
The road to recovery from COVID-19 may not end when the virus leaves your body. Northwestern Medicine offers education and resources to support you on your journey.
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COVID-19 Recovery Forum
A high-tech solution empowers Alec Cunningham to better manage his focal epilepsy with fewer medications. http://ms.spr.ly/6189pFHzR
Today, employees from Palos Hospital, now part of Northwestern Medicine, and other hospitals across the health system, dressed their best for #WearRedDay to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. #HeartMonth
Prevent acne while doing your part to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Breakouts From Face Masks
When her mom got sick, Edina decided to study nursing. Now at Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital, part of Northwestern Medicine, she works alongside the nurse who took care of her mom before she passed away.
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Nurse fulfills promise to dying patient to be at daughter's nursing school graduation
You may know Marc “Silvy” Silverman from ESPN sports radio. On World Cancer Day, meet him as a cancer survivor.
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Chicago Sports Personality in Remission After Cancer Treatment
It’s not a medical story; it’s a love story. Four years ago, Soledad gave one of her kidneys to her boyfriend Alberto. See how the couple is doing now.
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement, or TAVR, offers an alternative to open heart surgery. Learn how it’s changing lives.
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Repairing a Broken Heart
We’re experiencing high demand for COVID-19 testing. Read this before you come to one of our locations for a test.
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Testing for COVID-19
The road to recovery from COVID-19 may not end when the virus leaves your body. Northwestern Medicine offers education and resources to support you on your journey.
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COVID-19 Recovery Forum
A high-tech solution empowers Alec Cunningham to better manage his focal epilepsy with fewer medications. http://ms.spr.ly/6189pFHzR
Today, employees from Palos Hospital, now part of Northwestern Medicine, and other hospitals across the health system, dressed their best for #WearRedDay to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. #HeartMonth
Half of men who die suddenly of coronary heart disease don’t have symptoms. Remember your heart health this Heart Month.
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10 Things You May Not Know About Heart Disease
Health disparities affect the full spectrum of health care: physical, mental and spiritual. Three Black Northwestern Medicine staff members share their remarkable work addressing these disparities in the Black community.
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Black Lives Matter: A Road Map to Healing
Two centuries after the first heartbeat was heard through a stethoscope, take a look back at the leading-edge innovations that have made #NMBetter and brought Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute to this sweet milestone.
It’s not a medical story; it’s a love story. Four years ago, Soledad gave one of her kidneys to her boyfriend Alberto. See how the couple is doing now.
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement, or TAVR, offers an alternative to open heart surgery. Learn how it’s changing lives.
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Repairing a Broken Heart
We’re experiencing high demand for COVID-19 testing. Read this before you come to one of our locations for a test.
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Testing for COVID-19
More than 30 million people in the U.S. will have an eating disorder at some point in their lives.
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How Anorexia Impacts Your Heart
Don’t miss a beat this Heart Month! Tune in to WGN Radio on AM 720 tomorrow (Wednesday, February 24) from 9:45 to 11:27 am to hear three Northwestern Medicine experts discuss everything from good cardiovascular care to how COVID-19 impacts heart disease.
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On-Air
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Huntington’s Disease and Genetics Webinar
Half of men who die suddenly of coronary heart disease don’t have symptoms. Remember your heart health this Heart Month.
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10 Things You May Not Know About Heart Disease
Health disparities affect the full spectrum of health care: physical, mental and spiritual. Three Black Northwestern Medicine staff members share their remarkable work addressing these disparities in the Black community.
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Black Lives Matter: A Road Map to Healing
Two centuries after the first heartbeat was heard through a stethoscope, take a look back at the leading-edge innovations that have made #NMBetter and brought Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute to this sweet milestone.
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Endometriosis affects one in 10 women between ages 15 and 44. Our knowledge about this common condition continues to grow. http://ms.spr.ly/6184VEy08
He graduated from the Northwestern Medicine Scholars Program and is now a mechanical engineering student determined to bring solar energy to Chicago’s South Side.
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Braxton's Bright Future
Early colorectal cancer often does not cause symptoms. Know your risks and get screened.
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Risks and Signs of Colorectal Cancer [Infographic]
Losing your sense of smell may seem harmless, but it could be a sign of a larger problem.
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The Loss of Smell Due to COVID-19
More than 30 million people in the U.S. will have an eating disorder at some point in their lives.
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How Anorexia Impacts Your Heart
Don’t miss a beat this Heart Month! Tune in to WGN Radio on AM 720 tomorrow (Wednesday, February 24) from 9:45 to 11:27 am to hear three Northwestern Medicine experts discuss everything from good cardiovascular care to how COVID-19 impacts heart disease.
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On-Air
Three women living with MS share their stories and shed light on a disease that is three times more likely to impact females than males.
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Faces of MS
Step away from your desk and stretch.
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Take a Break
With a year of the pandemic under your belt, you might have tucked in a few extra pounds, too.
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How to Lose Pandemic Weight
When the COVID-19 virus swept through Leo Castillo’s home, his daughter and wife recovered, but he almost died. Then, the family learned about a revolutionary surgery. Join us for a special 30-minute episode on Nightline as Northwestern Medicine performs a double-lung transplant.
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Dad gets cutting-edge double lung transplant after nearly dying of COVID-19
A life-saving surgery. A groundbreaking procedure during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tune into Nightline tonight to witness history.
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Endometriosis affects one in 10 women between ages 15 and 44. Our knowledge about this common condition continues to grow. http://ms.spr.ly/6184VEy08
She trusted her instincts, and she trusted her care team. As a result, Brenda’s ovarian cancer was caught in stage 1 — something that only happens to 15% of women. Now, she is cancer-free.
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McHenry Teacher Beats Ovarian Cancer
“After I had the surgery, I was breathing like a teenager living in a 49-year-old body.” Mike’s miraculous surgery was the first of its kind performed in Illinois.
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The Story of Mike Barr
This weekend, we will spring forward from standard time to daylight saving time. Here’s how to prepare. http://ms.spr.ly/6186VHxOg
The COVID-19 pandemic was declared in March 2020. A year later, look back at key moments as they unfolded globally and locally.
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A Year That Changed the World [Infographic]
Northwestern Medicine Proton Center has treated hundreds of adults and children from 30 states and 14 countries. From treatment to lodging to outings in Chicago, let our team help arrange your care.
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Information for International Patients
The pandemic has led to more than a year of change and isolation. How is your mental health?
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How to Cope With COVID-19 Stress
Spring break is a great time to revamp your child’s at-home learning space.
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Is Your Child’s Remote Learning Space Ergonomic?
Is the spring sunshine giving you the vitamin D you need?
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What's the Deal With Vitamin D?
Northwestern Medicine surgeons who pioneered double-lung transplants for patients following COVID-19 reach another milestone: transplanting lungs from a donor who previously had the virus.
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Double lung transplant using lungs from donor who previously had COVID performed at Northwestern
“Good” sleep requires more than just spending enough time in bed. Learn how good sleep habits impact your health. http://ms.spr.ly/6187VHx7F
Clinical research at Northwestern Medicine is looking at alternatives to surgery and radiation therapy for patients with DCIS, or stage 0 breast cancer.
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Expanding Treatment Options for Stage 0 Breast Cancer (DCIS)
COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit Respiratory Therapist Ade Sulaiman became a new dad to three babies in 2020. And no, his wife didn’t have triplets.
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Dads share experiences as front-line workers 1 year into the pandemic
One million people in the U.S. have multiple sclerosis (MS). Are you one of them? Infusion services may help improve your quality of life.
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Northwestern Medicine Neuro Infusion Services for Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Keto is more than just a fad diet. Evidence shows that it also helps reduce seizures in people with epilepsy.
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Epilepsy and the Keto Diet
Alec’s bedtime routine:
- Brush teeth
- Check phone
- Upload brainwaves into the cloud
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Coder Uses Brain Computer to Shut Down Seizures
Months after clearing the virus, some patients continue to face neurological complications of COVID-19 that are impacting quality of life. Northwestern Medicine physician-scientists are seeking answers.
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They Had Mild Covid. Then Their Serious Symptoms Kicked In.
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Team Hope Walk for Huntington’s Disease Society of America
Your older loved one may be vaccinated and ready to leave the house on their own. First, do a driver safety check.
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Road Map for Older Driver Safety
