Sarah M. Richards

Greater Toronto Airports Authority

• The women helping women reach for the skies
• Pearson’s resident ice busters

University of Chicago / University of Chicago Medicine

• Faith in motion: Rehab after heart surgery helps preacher return to the pulpit
• Navigating weight loss: When to consider bariatric surgery after GLP-1 therapy
• UChicago Medicine recognized for leading efforts to combat physician burnout
• Patient advocate program reduces repeat ED visits
• UChicago Medicine patient advocate program reduces repeat ED visits
• Improving access to care: patient advocate program celebrates 20 years
• After robotic hernia repair surgery, patient resumes workouts, weightlifting
• Bloodless double-lung transplant, one of Illinois’ first, helps grandmother honor her faith
• UChicago Medicine recognized for leading efforts to combat physician burnout
• Chicagoland Children’s Health Alliance celebrates first pediatric heart transplant
• How a 45-minute back surgery helped golfer avoid spinal fusion — and get his life back
• Six ways your primary care doctor can help you prevent cancer
• Kids and surgery: 4 ways to get ready
• UChicago Medicine’s Emergency Medicine residency program marks its 50th class
• UChicago joins multisite study to improve health of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
• What it’s like to live with cancer and neuroendocrine tumors (NETs)
• UChicago Medicine harnesses radiofrequency ablation to destroy benign thyroid nodules
• First-of-its-kind stem-cell transplant treatment targets drug-resistant focal epilepsy (patient story)
• First-of-its-kind stem-cell transplant treatment targets drug-resistant focal epilepsy (press release)
• Global initiative finalizes priorities for menopause research
• An ambitious vision for fertility care
• Precision oncology: Advancing cancer care through new theranostics approaches
• Does drinking alcohol really take away the blues? It’s not what you think
• Vocal cord surgery for rare tumor gives ABC7 anchor her voice back
• Sneakers to Scrubs program guides kids from courtside to classroom
• What does an advance practice provider do?
• New test rapidly diagnoses Toxoplasma infections and reduces false positives
• UChicago Medicine’s new Crown Point multispecialty care facility opens April 29, University of Chicago Medicine
• Program for medical expertise in child abuse evaluations moves back to UChicago Medicine
• Newly approved blood test can help predict severe preeclampsia diagnoses earlier and more accurately
• Duodenal switch surgery helps a Chicago man lose 250 lbs, University of Chicago Medicine
• New research effort to address patient concerns and priorities in menopause research
• New study supports saving more lung tissue in lung cancer surgeries
• Rapid loss of smell predicts dementia and smaller brain areas linked to Alzheimer’s
• Clinical trial helps 25 year old Chicago man battle lymphoma, University of Chicago Medicine
• New computational workflow for analyzing gene expression in single cells reveals potential drug targets to treat atherosclerosis, University of Chicago Medicine
• Vulnerable groups often overlooked in clinical trials of new treatments for COVID-19
• Alvin Tarlov and the revitalization of general medicine in the US, University of Chicago
• Many women have never heard of vulvar cancer. Here’s what a survivor would like you to know, University of Chicago Medicine
• Study supports link between pollution and mental disorders, University of Chicago

Johns Hopkins University / Johns Hopkins Medicine

• MRI System Improves Outcomes of Bladder Surgery on Children, Johns Hopkins Medicine
• New Algorithm Aims for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer, Johns Hopkins Medicine
• Alumni join in on President’s Day of Service, Johns Hopkins Magazine
• Spotlight: An interview with Johns Hopkins Medicine senior director of pediatric nursing, Dawn Luzetsky
• New Roles: Philip Spevak, Chief Informatics Officer at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
• 89-Year-Old Returns to Her Active Life, Thanks to a Knee Replacement, Johns Hopkins Medicine
• The Eyes Have It / Johns Hopkins University Engineering
• Sweating It Out, Johns Hopkins Medicine
• Taking Aim at Birdshot Chorioretinitis (page 4)

• Texas’ Little-Known ‘Forbidden City’, All Things Considered
• Remembering Three American Soldiers, Morning Edition

• In a powerless, frozen city of no food, the blind hear the bombs and know there is no escape

• For Some in the Military, Danger is Seen Off Duty

• Atheists in Black America (Radio Documentary)

I tried to believe in Baltimore, but the despair was too much [Op-Ed]

Master of the Guillotine (Profile)

Maryland Life Magazine

Chiseled: How Sebastian Martorana Mastered Marble (Profile)

Loyola University Chicago

School of Nursing science faculty find innovative ways to teach first-year students