In The News
May 2012
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5/16/2012
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5/16/2012
Beating death a day-by-day triumph
Glenview AnnouncementsSix surgical procedures, 49 days at Evanston Hospital-NorthShore University HealthSystem, with 32 days in the intensive care unit, Beth graciously welcomed Pioneer Press cameras into her home after months of therapy and prayer chains worldwide...
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5/15/2012
Schizophrenia's core genetic features proposed
Science News“This is an interesting attempt at integrating data,” says Pablo Gejman of NorthShore University Health System in Evanston, Ill. and the University of Chicago. But the results come with many caveats, he says: Integrating a wide variety of data ...
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5/11/2012
Robotic Surgery Aids Gynecologic Oncology Treatment
TribLocal... surgery has brought dramatic improvement to the area of gynecologic oncology treatment, according to Carolyn Kirschner, MD, who leads the robotics program for NorthShore University HealthSystem's (NorthShore) division of gynecologic oncology...
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5/9/2012
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5/8/2012
Seau's Brain Seen Offering Special Insight Into NFL Hits
BloombergSeau is “way out on the spectrum, considering how long he played,” said Bailes, chairman of the neurosurgery department at NorthShore University Health System in Evanston, Illinois. “The thinking more and more is that the risk is cumulative...
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5/8/2012
Vitamins: Are They Really Good For You?
CBS2 ChicagoBut Dr. Leslie Mendoza Temple, of Northshore University Health System, says many patients take all kinds of supplements and many of them are unnecessary. “I recommend omega-3 fatty acids, which are fish oils or flaxseed, because most people here don't ...
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5/4/2012
Breast cancer is rare in men, but they fare worse
Peoria Journal Star"It's not really been on the radar screen to think about breast cancer in men," said Dr. David Winchester, a breast cancer surgeon in NorthShore University HealthSystem in suburban Chicago who was not involved in the study. Winchester treats only a few ...
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5/4/2012
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5/2/2012
Neurosurgeon: Junior Seau's death fuels concussion concerns
USA TODAYBut I think we have to add him to the list of those that we worry about who could have effects of chronic, repetitive brain trauma" said Bailes, chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at the NorthShore University HealthSystem in Chicago...