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2026
August
12,
2026
| 13:00 PM America/Chicago
The chronic autoimmune disease is most common in women under age 40 and men over age 60; impacts eye movements, swallowing, fatigue and more
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June
01,
2026
| 05:00 AM America/Chicago
Northwestern Medicine neurosurgeon Stephen Magill, MD, PhD, helps a 32-year-old mother welcome a second child following postpartum hormonal issues
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2025
December
16,
2025
| 14:43 PM America/Chicago
Northwestern Medicine, University of Michigan researchers develop microfluid chip to monitor glioblastoma treatment response
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July
08,
2025
| 11:00 AM America/Chicago
New research from Northwestern Medicine detects a common, but usually harmless virus in the brains of Parkinson’s patients
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2024
November
22,
2024
| 06:00 AM America/Chicago
New study from Northwestern Medicine finds symptoms occurred regardless of mild or severe COVID-19 infection
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July
30,
2024
| 10:22 AM America/Chicago
It’s estimated that approximately 50,000 to 75,000 people in the United States have myositis
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March
13,
2024
| 10:29 AM America/Chicago
When Dale Stanish developed an intense headache, blurred vision and vertigo, it nearly stopped him in his tracks. When testing revealed the Ingleside resident had a pituitary tumor, he was relieved to not have to travel far for surgical treatment.
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March
05,
2024
| 04:00 AM America/Chicago
A Northwestern University student thought a common neurosurgical tool looked ‘medieval.’ Now, surgeons at Northwestern Medicine are using her auto-stopping drill to save lives at the bedside.
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February
21,
2024
| 07:00 AM America/Chicago
LAKE FOREST, Ill. - Since first noticing symptoms of Parkinson’s disease 12 years ago, there is one prescription that Mike DeBartolo says came naturally to him – exercise. The Wilmette resident keeps nimble in the warmer months playing golf and
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2022
September
06,
2022
| 16:30 PM America/Chicago
Chicago, IL – As Grace Hinchman returns to school this fall, the Loyola University Chicago volleyball player is literally “one in a million.”In June, the 20-year-old from Geneva, Ill., was diagnosed with an extremely rare and catastrophic epilepsy
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June
27,
2022
| 12:53 PM America/Chicago
Bacteria stuck to a heart valve and flicked infected pieces into Jay Keller's brain causing a stroke
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May
23,
2022
| 17:00 PM America/Chicago
A new study looked at the evolution of neurologic symptoms in non-hospitalized COVID-19 long-haulers
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