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Once injected into the bloodstream, the antibodies target the cells responsible for the specific allergic reaction without suppressing the entire immune system.

Northwestern researchers develop therapy to prevent allergic reactions

January 16, 2024

Northwestern researchers developed a method to prevent allergic reactions without causing side effects, the University announced Tuesday. The study, published in Nature Nanotechnology, was co-authored...

The Robert H. Lurie Medical Research Center, located on Northwestern’s Chicago campus, hosted the bioethics lecture Thursday.

Feinberg lecture series highlights importance of bioethics

January 12, 2024

Since 2006, the Feinberg School of Medicine has hosted the Montgomery Lecture Series, in which leaders in bioethics lecture weekly on topics shaping the field. Bioethics are, as Dr. Kelly Michelson,...

McCormick Engineering Career Development’s Employer Week invites students from all STEM disciplines to network with potential employers.

McCormick Engineering Career Development hosts Employer Week for students, companies

January 10, 2024

Career Development at the McCormick School of Engineering held a networking event at the Ford Center Wednesday as part of Employer Week — a series dedicated to connecting McCormick students with potential...

Hauser said his team’s long term goal is to develop preventative drugs for Klebsiella pneumoniae infections.

Northwestern Medicine study finds new bacteria strains are less aggressive than previously thought

January 9, 2024

Feinberg Prof. Alan Hauser discovered that new strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria cause less severe infections than previously thought, the University announced Friday. The bacteria, Klebsiella...

Feinberg School of Medicine supported the Institute of Sexual and Gender Minority Healths opening in 2015. Feinberg Prof. Madison Shea Smith’s presentation is part of the ISGMHs “Current Issues in LGBTQ Health” lecture series.

NIH awards NU researchers $5 million grant to study pregnancy and disability

January 4, 2024

Scientists at the Feinberg School of Medicine and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago were awarded a $5 million grant by the National Institute of Health to study how pregnant peoples’...

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