Following Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr.’s diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy, Rush neurologist Jori Fleisher, MD, spoke with @cbschicago.bsky.social to explain this rare neurological disorder.

When melanoma surgery took a large amount of skin from her forehead, Ulema's reconstructive surgeon restored her appearance — and got her back to normal life.

Eye twitching. Ringing ears. Smelling smoke that isn’t there. Are they signs of something serious? A neuro-oncologist talks about which symptoms might be linked to brain tumors — and which usually aren’t.

#Fibroids affect millions of women, but relief is possible. Fox 32 Chicago spoke with Rush gynecologic surgeon Kayla Nixon Marshall, MD, about helping one patient find freedom after decades of pain — and how new treatments are transforming care. Watch the full story at https://rsh.md/47Tijiy.

#Fibroids affect millions of women, but relief is possible. Fox 32 Chicago spoke with Rush gynecologic surgeon Kayla Nixon Marshall, MD, about helping one patient find freedom after decades of pain — and how new treatments are transforming care. Watch the full story at https://rsh.md/47Tijiy.

Changes in your bladder habits aren’t always “just aging.”

Could melatonin — a popular sleep aid — pose heart health risks? Rush cardiologist Tochi Okwuosa, DO, spoke to Fox 32 Chicago and explained what you should know and what it means for your heart.

If you’ve been diagnosed with epilepsy or worry that you have it, the internet might be bombarding you with bogus rumors and false info. So let's straighten out a few things. #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth

That extra hour of sleep isn’t just a treat — it’s a chance to reset. Rush sleep expert Stephanie Crowley, PhD, explains how brighter mornings after the time change can help everyone, particularly teens, realign their sleep schedules.

Only three in five men get an annual physical, and in Chicago, men are 10% less likely than women to have a primary care provider. Rush urologist Zachary Glaser, MD, joins @blockclubchi.bsky.social to talk about how #Movember is helping change that.

Three women in their 30s. Three new moms. Three cases of #BreastCancer, all treated by the same team at RUSH MD Anderson Cancer Center.   Find out how Rikki Mondo, Aliza Goldberg and Jessi Heymann formed an unexpected bond while going through treatment.

Depression reshapes the lives of those it affects, but many people try to hide their suffering. Rush psychiatrist Joshua Eloge, MD, joins WJCT News to emphasize the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental illness.

🎃 Treat yourself this #Halloween, but keep it in check. A Rush dietitian offers tips to enjoy the holiday without overindulging.

Mastectomy or lumpectomy? Advances in breast surgery mean more options than ever.

CBS Chicago spoke with sisters Yolanda Robertson and Sara Zigler about the benefits of getting screened for lung cancer and breast cancer at Rush as part of the Pink and Pearl Campaign.

Congratulations to Dr. Paul Casey, senior vice president and chief medical officer, who was named a Notable Leader in Health Care Technology for 2025 by Crain’s Chicago Business. The honor comes as Casey leads implementation of Rush’s digital strategy.

You're not alone if it feels like everyone around you is getting sick. Rush family medicine physician Steven Rothschild, MD, joined WBEZ to offer advice on getting through this cold and flu season.

“When #SleepApnea is untreated, an individual has a 2.5 times increased risk of having a motor vehicle accident,” says Rush sleep medicine expert James Rowley, MD, in @everydayhealth.bsky.social.#SleepApnea“It’s the equivalent of driving drunk.”

Why are more women in their 30s and 40s developing breast cancer? A Rush oncologist and patient share their insight and experience on WBEZ.

There’s only so much you can control, but healthy habits can still make a difference in fending off breast cancer.

Cosmetic care is more common — and more personal — than many realize. A Rush expert clears up some of the biggest misconceptions.

Coffee, conversation and community: Rush celebrated #HispanicHeritageMonth across our hospitals with "Cafecito and Connections" — joyful gatherings filled with music, games, connection and delicious Latino pastries.

When's the last time you replaced your running shoes? Wearing proper fitting and well-maintained shoes can make all the difference in preventing running injuries.

Cancer will affect 1 in 3 people at some point in their lives. With a single blood draw, a new test can screen for over 50 types of cancer early, often before symptoms appear.

Struggling with headaches, nausea and fatigue after a night of drinking? Rush transplant hepatologist Veronica Loy, DO, offers tips for preventing hangovers.

🏃‍♀️ Marathon weekend is here, Chicago. While you may be cheering from the sidelines this year, these 8 tips will help you start training for the next one. #ChicagoMarathon

#Eczema and #Psoriasis may look alike, but they have distinct causes and risks. Here’s how to spot the difference.

Some women are more at risk of #BreastCancer than others, but no one is risk free. Get the facts.

Despite the intimidating name, microneedling is "a little spicy, but not scary," says Rush dermatologist Vidya Shivakumar, MD, who explains why microneedling is an ideal entry-level cosmetic procedure.

Rush has launched a new patient mobile app designed to make navigating every aspect of health care as easy as pushing a button.

Ever wondered what getting a skin check looks like? Rush dermatologist Parul Goyal, MD, shows Fox 32 Chicago anchor Anthony Ponce and answers questions about skin cancer prevention. Watch the full interview: https://rsh.md/3VMY28z

Wrigley's where the action is today. But when the Chicago Cubs won the World Series in 1908, they played at West Side Grounds — which was bordered by Polk, Wolcott, Taylor and Wood streets and about a block from the current Rush campus.

☕ Celebrate #NationalCoffeeDay with a healthier take on a fall favorite. Save this pumpkin spice latte recipe for your next coffee break.

Antti Talvitie knew something wasn't quite right with his left hand. Shaving had become tricky, using a fork and knife was difficult, and other everyday tasks felt clumsy. After a visit with his Rush doctor, a CT scan revealed that he had a subdural hematoma — a blood clot pressing on his brain.

🫁 Your lungs work hard for you every day. Give them the care they deserve with these easy tips for better lung health. #WorldLungDay

Don't freak out. That weird muscle twitch probably isn't anything to worry about.

Latha Valluripalli Soorya, PhD, director of Rush’s AARTS Center, spoke with WGN about how genetics and environment influence autism research, and why findings on acetaminophen use during pregnancy remain mixed.

All of us take a tumble from time to time, but falling can be especially dangerous for older adults. Get tips to help the older adults in your life minimize their risk of falls. #FallsPreventionAwarenessWeek

Nearly 7 million Americans live with alopecia areata. Samantha Venkatesh, MD, a Rush dermatologist, breaks down what it is, why it happens and how to find help. https://rsh.md/4mkmNUf

Catching #OvarianCancer early can save your life. Know the signs. https://rsh.md/4mhb3lr

Although it's unclear why colon cancer rates are increasing among younger people, Rush gastroenterologist Salina Lee, MD, urges people to get screened to catch cancer when it's most treatable during a CBS 2 Chicago interview. Watch the full interview: https://rsh.md/47Ijz9D

The life expectancy gap between Black and non-Black Chicagoans has narrowed, but health officials say there’s still a long way to go. David Ansell, MD, senior VP for community health equity at Rush, joined WBEZ to discuss the challenges ahead.

Mohs surgery is a minimally invasive procedure for treating skin cancer. Rush dermatologist Mariam Mafee, MD, joined the Skin Depth podcast to discuss Mohs surgery and how to care for your skin before and after treatment.

You might want to lower those blinds: Turns out there may be a link between bright lights at night and Alzheimer's disease.

Though uncommon locally, the #KissingBug can spread Chagas disease, a condition that carries serious health risks. Rush infectious disease expert Marielle Fricchione, MD, joined Fox 32 Chicago to explain the symptoms, how it spreads and ways to prevent it.

Don't let confusion about who's eligible keep you from getting the updated COVID-19 vaccine, which is now available in Illinois. Rush experts offer clarity on who can get one and where.

People love the chip-free finish of gel manicures, but may not know about potential health risks. Rush dermatologist Vidya Shivakumar, MD, joins Fox 32 Chicago to explain. Watch the full interview: https://rsh.md/4nuM67i