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Innovative approach helps reduce heat-related symptoms and improve function for people living with MS

The chronic autoimmune disease is most common in women under age 40 and men over age 60; impacts eye movements, swallowing, fatigue and more

First patient family returns as Huntley Hospital marks a decade of community care and growth, with another expansion slated for October 2026

Multiple Northwestern Medicine hospitals achieved national specialty rankings, top regional placements and high-performing distinctions across key areas of careChicago, IL – For the 15th consecutive year, Northwestern Memorial Hospital has once …

46-year-old Preeyanuch Chanwongwanit is the first Wisconsin patient to receive a kidney transplant fully awake at Northwestern Medicine

CHICAGO – July 21, 2026 – A new study from Northwestern Medicine shows that adult women experience more severe neurological symptoms of long COVID than adult men.While past studies have found that women are more frequently affected by long COVID …

CHICAGO - Northwestern Medicine today announced the launch of the Northwestern Medicine Robert Havey, MD, Institute for Primary Care, a transformative new institute dedicated to advancing primary care delivery, education and innovation across the …

Elizabeth Wehrle of Montezuma, Iowa, traveled to Chicago for a first-of-its-kind procedure that happened on March 22; will return home and reunite with her son on July 17

JAMA study challenges a long-held transplant rule that patients with stage IV lung cancer shouldn’t receive lung transplants

First international patient at Northwestern Medicine’s Center for Advanced Endoscopy finds new hope – and a new favorite pizza

Megan Melland-Smith, MD, brings tissue-based hernia repair procedure with WWII roots to the Northwestern Medicine Digestive Health Institute

Community-based services are available to anyone suffering from aphasia due to a stroke or traumatic brain injury

After being turned away by other health systems, Sheila Perry received her new kidney at Northwestern Medicine on March 6

Schreiber Philanthropy is investing in Northwestern Medicine’s efforts to expand access to care, build the community health workforce, and address social health needs

Arm pain and swelling were signs the college basketball forward had a condition, surgically treated by removing the first rib

Sisters Kendall and Elle Schara are back on the collegiate volleyball court after a life-saving stem cell transplant at Northwestern Medicine

Northwestern Medicine neurosurgeon Stephen Magill, MD, PhD, helps a 32-year-old mother welcome a second child following postpartum hormonal issues

Specialized training prepares neurodiverse teens and young adults for safe, independent driving and Illinois road testing

Volunteers modify ride-on cars for children with physical challenges opening a world of mobility and independence

In the past 10 years, immunotherapy and targeted therapy have dramatically improved life expectancy for patients with advanced melanoma

Jodi Graf traveled from Houston to Chicago for the rare procedure that happened on Thanksgiving Day

When her heart stopped following a scheduled cesarean section, a multi-disciplinary team at Northwestern Medicine jumped in quickly to save Chelsea Cheveria’s life and reunite her with her baby

A mother’s unexpected early delivery underscores how specialized maternal emergency training can mean the difference between life and death for both mom and baby.

The Center for Advanced Endoscopy offers some of the most advanced endoscopic procedures available in the United States

Cytalux, an imaging agent that illuminates cancer cells, enables more precise tumor removal

The rig, equipped with enhanced technology and operated by staff at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, can deliver faster, more efficient stroke care, improving outcomes

Northwestern Medicine is among the only programs nationwide transplanting livers for colorectal cancer that has spread to the liver

The initiative delivers in-home clinical visits, remote monitoring and personalized support for high-risk heart failure patients in the western suburbs

At just 35 years old, Derrick Hall required emergency bypass surgery after physicians discovered unexpectedly severe coronary disease

Northwestern Medicine Catherine Gratz Griffin Lake Forest Hospital recently opened two new patient pavilions, a transformative project designed to meet growing patient demand and expand access to advanced medical care for communities across the …