Scientists at the University of Illinois Springfield and SIU School of Medicine are teaming up to investigate how certain cells in the body connect and encourage the spread of cancer.

Scientists at the University of Illinois Springfield and SIU School of Medicine are teaming up to investigate how certain cells in the body connect and encourage the spread of cancer.

The newly renovated atrium in the medical school’s 825 N. Rutledge building offers a welcoming area for students, faculty and staff to meet and interact. Made possible by a generous gift from SIU School of Medicine distinguished alumni Kathy Bohn, MD, ‘83, and Tom Nielsen, MD, ‘81, it now serves as a hub for exchanging ideas and reinforces community. This area also features Beth’s Rx Café, an on-campus dining service named in honor of their daughter, Beth Nielsen, MD, ‘19. Dr. Nielsen completed her Internal Medicine residency at SIU School of Medicine. Beth’s Rx Café provides convenient and

The more engineers and scientists learn about AI, the more uses are designed for it. SIU Medicine has recently advanced its problem-based learning curriculum by adding AI-driven patient simulations to years 2 through 4.

The more engineers and scientists learn about AI, the more uses are designed for it. SIU Medicine has recently advanced its problem-based learning curriculum by adding AI-driven patient simulations to years 2 through 4.

The more engineers and scientists learn about AI, the more uses are designed for it. SIU Medicine has recently advanced its problem-based learning curriculum by adding AI-driven patient simulations to years 2 through 4.

Know the early warning signs of MS Millennials and Gen Zs worry about many things, but at their age, health is often not one of them. At this stage, a tingle there or some fatigue are often brushed aside, but Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a disease that tends to onset between ages 20 and 40, is on the rise globally. Cases are up 30% from 2013 to 2020, with the incidence of MS in women doubling. Early detection is key to successful management of the disease. What is MS? MS is a chronic disease of the central nervous system. It is believed to be an autoimmune disorder where the body mistakenly

Know the early warning signs of MS Millennials and Gen Zs worry about many things, but at their age, health is often not one of them. At this stage, a tingle there or some fatigue are often brushed aside, but Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a disease that tends to onset between ages 20 and 40, is on the rise globally. Cases are up 30% from 2013 to 2020, with the incidence of MS in women doubling. Early detection is key to successful management of the disease. What is MS? MS is a chronic disease of the central nervous system. It is believed to be an autoimmune disorder where the body mistakenly

Know the early warning signs of MS Millennials and Gen Zs worry about many things, but at their age, health is often not one of them. At this stage, a tingle there or some fatigue are often brushed aside, but Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a disease that tends to onset between ages 20 and 40, is on the rise globally. Cases are up 30% from 2013 to 2020, with the incidence of MS in women doubling. Early detection is key to successful management of the disease. What is MS? MS is a chronic disease of the central nervous system. It is believed to be an autoimmune disorder where the body mistakenly