by MELISSA ROHMAN Daniela Matei’s career has been devoted to treating rare gynecologic cancers. One of the most disturbing headlines concerning women’s health in the…
by CHERYL SOOHOO | photography by KIM BECKER Northwestern Medicine leads the development of a revolutionary cardiac procedure. Northwestern Medicine patient Robert Salata, 82, at…
by EMILY AYSHFORD Northwestern’s new Center for Arrhythmia Research will develop novel ways to treat irregular heartbeats. The opening of the new Northwestern University Center for…
by WILL DOSS | photography by TERESA CRAWFORD Luisa Iruela-Arispe heads the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology. In 1989, Luisa Iruela-Arispe, PhD, was holding a…
by Will Doss and Melissa Rohman Feinberg has had an exceptional year of scientific inquiry, ranging from examining the most basic systems that make our…
by GINA BAZER Northwestern investigators leverage science to drive policy change. Above: In 1995, Linda Teplin, PhD, and her team launched the first-ever longitudinal study…
by CHERYL SOOHOO | photography by KIM BECKER Minimally-invasive innovations achieve life-changing outcomes sooner. Gabriela Vargas, a foodie with an adventurous palate, steadily began to…
by EMILY AYSHFORD To better understand sleep and its implications in health, Northwestern investigators look to circadian rhythms. Above: A colored MRI scan of the…
by EMILY AYSHFORD Denise Scholtens decodes data. Study data can be interpreted in multiple ways. Sometimes study designs aren’t completely conclusive; other times, subtle components…
by EMILY AYSHFORD | photography by TERESA CRAWFORD Bringing kidney research into the future. Susan Quaggin, MD, in her office. Champagne bottles on display commemorate…