NEWS
Celebrating Women In Medicine Month
September is Women in Medicine Month! The Department of Medicine proudly celebrates all Women in Medicine. Thank you to our team of strong, compassionate, fearless, dedicated women. Happy Women in Medicine Month! [...]
University of Illinois System “Rising to the Challenge” podcast features Dr. Richard Novak on vaccine trials.
"Rising to the Challenge” is a new six-part podcast series from the University of Illinois System and WILL Radio TV Online that explores work from across the U of I System to combat COVID-19. Each [...]
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Patricia W. Finn, MD, Earl M. Bane Professor and head of the Department of Medicine, describes the ongoing work on the front lines of a global pandemic GalleryPatricia W. Finn, MD, Earl M. Bane Professor and head of the Department of Medicine, describes the ongoing work on the front lines of a global pandemic
Patricia W. Finn, MD, Earl M. Bane Professor and head of the Department of Medicine, describes the ongoing work on the front lines of a global pandemic
Patricia W. Finn, MD, Earl M. Bane Professor and head of the Department of Medicine, describes the impassioned medicine demonstrated in the ongoing work on the front lines of [...]
Department of Medicine FY19 Divisional Rockstars
Each year one faculty member from each division in the Department of Medicine is recognized as a Divisional Rockstar for their contributions to the department. Congratulations to our FY 2019 Divisional Rockstars! ELLIOTT GROVES, [...]
Diabetes & Obesity Research Day
Please visit the Diabetes & Obesity Research Day website for more information at https://go.uic.edu/DiabetesDay More News
Mitochondrial respiration regulates ulcer healing in IBD
Mitochondrial respiration regulates ulcer healing in IBD Terrence Barrett, MD, FACP, AGAF Professor and Chief Division of Digestive Disease and Nutrition University of Kentucky Medical School Wednesday, September 16th 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Register in [...]
Reprogramming immune cells to reduce inflammation, promote tissue repair
Macrophages are white blood cells that, depending on the signals they get from the immune system, become specialized in either increasing or decreasing inflammation. When macrophages are programmed to be pro-inflammatory, they help to increase [...]
Pulmonary Attending of the Year
Pictured left to right: Drs. Singla and Dudek On June 25, 2020, in recognition of his contributions to the education and career development of the Pulmonary and Critical Care fellows, Dr. Sunit Singla [...]
Dr. Jonathan Radosta awarded UI Health CARE Award
Left to Right: Drs. Patricia Finn (Chair of Medicine), Jonathan Radosta, Rachel Caskey (Chief of Academic Internal Medicine) On Wednesday, August 5, Dr. Jonathan Radosta was surprised with a UI Health CARE Award. [...]
UIC awarded $22M for translational research from NIH
The Center for Clinical and Translational Science, or CCTS, at the University of Illinois at Chicago will receive $22 million in new funding from the National Institutes of Health, or NIH, to continue its work [...]
Our 2020 Incoming Residency Class
Our 2020 Incoming Residency class has hit the ground running! Welcome to the UIC Department of Medicine team!
INSTRUCTIONS: In order to add a sidebar anchor:
- Duplicate the existing item, listed as a 1/6 text field. (Or create a 1/6 column and add a text field, modify the class so it’s exactly “additionalAnchor”).
- Modify the text field inside the 1/6 column. Inside there, modify the HYPERLINK so that it would go to a corresponding section with a “#” in front of it. (Example, we have a “chief” section on the page, then it would make sense to have the hyperlink go to “#chief”)
- Then change the hyperlink TEXT to a appropriate label.
- IMPORTANT: If not done already, go into that CONTAINER that corresponds to your anchor (i.e. Meet The Chiefs), and add an ID matching the anchor’s HYPERLINK WITHOUT the “#”, i.e. “chief”.
- (If using side bar widget box, then there’s a saved copy of a widget box COLUMN, grab it in the column library, it should 1/6 of a length of a column.)
NOTE: Order added to the sidebar is from last to first.