Features

  • Biohub for Breakthroughs

    Biohub for Breakthroughs

    Chicago is home to a new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative biomedical research hub, accelerating collaborative science and galvanizing multidisciplinary research.

  • Colonoscopies Just Got Smarter

    Colonoscopies Just Got Smarter

    New technology has raised the IQ of routine colonoscopies. The recent introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) in the gastrointestinal (GI) lab is improving the ability of gastroenterologists to spot and remove precancerous colorectal polyps.

  • The Biology of Behavior

    The Biology of Behavior

    Northwestern scientists probe the molecular underpinnings of human behavior and neurological disorders.

  • Turning Research Into Action

    Turning Research Into Action

    As chair of the Department of Medical Social Sciences, Rinad Beidas, PhD, is building bridges to transform health and healthcare delivery equitably and to ensure that discoveries are translated into impact for our communities.

Alumni News

  • Progress Notes

    Progress Notes

    Sharing news, accomplishments, and important milestones from the alumni of the Feinberg School of Medicine.

  • In Memoriam

    In Memoriam

    Northwestern Medicine expresses its condolences to the families and friends of the following alumni and faculty who have passed away.

  • Embracing History, on Campus and Beyond

    Embracing History, on Campus and Beyond

    A native of San Antonio, Texas, Joseph Gugenheim Jr., ’72 MD, had never been to Chicago until he got accepted to Northwestern University’s medical school (nicknamed “NUMS” by many alumni before it became Feinberg).

  • Giving

    Giving

    More than 300 friends and philan­thropists gathered May 5 to cele­brate and support advancements in brain tumor research and care, raising more than $500,000.

  • Carving Out a New Path

    Carving Out a New Path

    Charlotte S. Yeh, ’71 BS, ’75 MD, chief medical officer at AARP Services, Inc., has carved out a unique career path from the emergency department to consumer-oriented wellness.

Campus News

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