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Caring for the community
Village Press article highlights CERCL's ongoing vaccine, testing, and support efforts in surrounding communities.
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President's Medallion 2021-22
Alyssa Stuck reflects on her experiences at Loyola as an online graduate student and how they’ve shaped her outlook on health care and public health.
Parkinson's Lara Dugas receives AXA Research Chair in Africa
“Our thanks to AXA for recognizing the importance of funding collaborative, inter-disciplinary, global research to promote health equity and to our partner, the University of Cape Town,” said Elaine Morrato, DrPH, MPH, CPH, founding dean of the Parkinson School.
Senator Durbin at Loyola
Senator Dick Durbin joins Loyola in push for better COVID-19 testing support for universities
Lauren Warnecke on "Talk About the Industry"
Loyola University Chicago's Lauren Warnecke talks about her career in dance, applying the principles of sports science to dancer performance, COVID-19’s effect on the industry and more during her interview with "Talk About The Industry."
“Por Favor, No Dejas que mi Hermana Muera”: A doctor’s perspective on COVID-19
Elizabeth Stranges wakes up every morning and prepares for the battle against COVID-19. As a chief resident in the Loyola University Chicago Internal Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Stranges risks her health daily to care for our community.
Loyolans for Others
Dietetics interns and nutrition students help provide healthy meals to vulnerable communities.
President’s Medallion Recipient
Standout Health Care Administration Student Receives President’s Medallion
Hiding in Plain Sight
The medical lab scientist helps run a lab, identify and differentiate cells, and understands pathologies.
How climate change affects the spread of Zika
Loyola researcher Justin Harbison is among the experts looking at ways to control the spread of mosquito-borne illness.
COVID-19 Study
Study finds patients with end-stage kidney disease in poor urban areas at high risk for COVID-19
Test, trace, advocate
Colleagues from across Loyola team up to support local communities impacted by COVID-19
New Normal Campaign
Join Loyola and Chicago ITM partners in empowering everyone to get involved in making discoveries to improve human health.
