News and Features Archive
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Clinical Care
March 28
Loyola’s CAR-T program featured in Chicago Health magazine
Groundbreaking CAR T-cell therapy engineers cells to target tumors More
Research
March 28
Cancer Immunotherapy Symposium
The Cancer Immunotherapy Symposium will take place Wednesday, April 10. 2019. More
Education
March 28
Community preceptor highlight
Dr. Christina Benedict, a full-time Pediatric Hospitalist at St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates, IL More
Research
March 25
Katherine Knight, PhD, named Distinguished Fellow of the American Association of Immunologists
This fellowship recognizes recipients for distinguished careers and outstanding scientific contributions as well as their service to AAI and the immunology community. More
Service
March 14
Subscribe to new Loyola Medicine prayer app
Whether you are a patient, family member, clinician, chaplain, or student, we invite you to pray these reflections and prayers with us. More
Clinical Care
March 14
Loyola Medicine security guard Sgt. Keith Miller featured in the Chicago Tribune
After Sgt. Keith Miller and a crew of security guards calmed a man with autism at Loyola University Medical Center, the thanks pour in. More
Clinical Care
March 14
Following heart transplant, Loyola Medicine patient says he's "getting my life back"
oe Janusz, president of the Peoria-area River City Bowling Association, is looking forward to bowling again following his heart transplant at Loyola University Medical Center. More
Research
March 14
Register for the inaugural Cardiovascular Research Institute Symposium
The inaugural Cardiovascular Research Institute (CVRI) Research Symposium showcases the research currently being conducted by faculty. More
Research
March 14
Attend the School of Nursing’s annual Palmer Symposium on Friday, March 22
Each year, health care professionals gather to share the latest information in research at the Ruth K. Palmer Symposium. More
Education
March 14
Student Cheyanne Silver captures physician burnout mentality in artwork
At least 42 percent of physicians report feeling burnout, according to a recent survey, and depending on their specialty, they could also be experiencing depression or anxiety. More
Education
March 14
Congratulations to the Public Health Sciences graduate program on its first U.S. News ranking
Loyola University Chicago’s Public Health Sciences graduate program tied for 89th in the country and third in Chicago by U.S. News and World Report More
All
March 8
M4 Gabriela Aitken publishes “Medical Students as Certified Interpreters” in AMA Journal of Ethics
Spanish speakers make up 13.1% of the US population, and language barriers contribute to health disparities. More