
Three Stahl Professorships will advance neurosciences
When Stephen Stahl, MD, PhD’76, visited the University of Chicago in 2024, he noticed a series of hardbound dissertations in a bookcase. He found his own dissertation among the volumes—a
When Stephen Stahl, MD, PhD’76, visited the University of Chicago in 2024, he noticed a series of hardbound dissertations in a bookcase. He found his own dissertation among the volumes—a
When James Soderberg, MD’75, retired in March 2017 after serving for 38 years as a pediatrician in San Jose, CA with Kaiser Permanente, well-wishers remembered how he often served multiple
John Q. Easton knows what it’s like to live with prostate cancer and the aftermath of treatment. He has also seen the impact of cancer on others, especially those in
When Beth Scott, MD, needed heart surgery, she knew she didn’t want traditional coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. “As a retired radiologist, I had seen countless images of traditional
Paul Yovovich, AB’74, MBA’75, is an investor and former corporate executive. He is a trustee of the University of Chicago Medical Center and the University of Chicago. Paul and his
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