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UChicago Medicine Invests $686.2 Million to Benefit South Side and South Suburban Communities in Fiscal 2022

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This includes $586.7 million through the University of Chicago Medical Center  and $99.5 million through UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial. #healthcare
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UChicago Medicine to Begin Offering Urgent Care in Homewood

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The Homewood urgent care clinic will offer care for everything from headaches, nausea, and upper respiratory infections to sprains and fractures. It will also offer point-of-care lab testing. #uchicago #urgentcare
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Cancer Clinical Trials Office Recruits Career Opportunities for Military-Affiliated Community

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Odom and Wall identified several talented SkillBridge interns to join the UCCCC clinical research workforce. #Uchicago
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Mark Anderson, Renowned Cardiac Expert and Medical Leader, Named to Lead UChicago Medicine

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Anderson will lead the medical and biological research, education, care delivery, and community engagement enterprise for UChicago Medicine, the Division of the Biological Sciences, and the Pritzker School of Medicine
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Study Shows More Equitable Vaccine Coverage Could Have Prevented Over 250 COVID-19 Deaths in Chicago

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The team found the initial vaccine rollout did not give priority to some underserved communities, pointing toward disparities in vaccine coverage. #covid
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UChicago Medicine Receives Approval to Begin Designing City’s First Freestanding Cancer Center on South Side

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The $633 million project to build a 500,000-square-foot facility dedicated to cancer care and research represents one of the largest investments made by UChicago Medicine for patients and the South Side community.
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University of Chicago Looks to Tackle Cancer Rates and Treatment on the Southside

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The plan for Chicago’s first freestanding clinical cancer center includes the addition of 128 beds. #UChicagoMedicine
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