News

Loyola's women's services give you access to the best care available ? whether it's the treatment of a common illness, the expertise needed to deliver a high-risk baby or the diagnosis of more complex disease.

You'll find some of our news stories listed here.

• Loyola Center for Aesthetics to Offer Permanent Makeup
• Loyola Staffers Strut their Stuff for Good Cause in Pink Glove Video
• Loyola to Host Women's Day at the Center for Fitness
• Loyola Medical Aesthetician Reports on the Beauty Benefits of Oils
• Loyola Homer Glen Hosts Free Event Highlighting Women?s Health
• Labor Day is Labor of Love for First-Time Mother
• African-American Women are 3 Times More Likely to Get Fibroids
• Caesarean-Section Rates on the Rise
• Loyola Urogynecologists Back the FDA Warning about Mesh to Repair Prolapse
• Stroke Risk in Pregnant Women 2.4 Times Higher, Loyola Researchers Report
• Loyola Psychiatrist Weighs in on Dangers of the Ballerina Body
• 12 Physicians Make ?House Call? to 100 West Suburban Neighbors in Unique Wellness Event
• Loyola Physician Helps Develop National Guidelines for Osteoporosis
• 3 Loyola Surgeons to Appear on 'The Dr. Oz Show'
• 3 Loyola Physicians to Appear on 'The Dr. Oz Show'
• 16 Loyola Doctors Named to Chicago Magazine?s 'Top Doctors for Women' List
• Loyola Doctors Report on What to Expect When Expecting Menopause
• Nurse Runs to Raise Funds for Mother's and Aunt's Fight against Breast Cancer
• Loyola Opens Clinic To Treat Disease That Preys On Women During Childbearing Years
• Women's Day Returns To Loyola
• Loyola Doctors Report on 'What to Expect When You 're Expecting' Menopause
• Loyola Doctors Report on ?What to Expect When You?re Expecting? Menopause
• Loyola Nurses Strut Their Stuff for YouTube Sequel on Breast Cancer
• Loyola Opens Pelvic Pain Clinic
• Endurance Sports Can Leave Women Running on Empty
• Young Women Burned by Addictions to Tanning
• Surgical Options for Female Incontinence Found to Be Effective but with Different Complications
• Mother and Son Battle Breast Cancer Together
• Major Study Underway to Evaluate Botox® Versus Medication for Female Bladder Control
• Vitamin D Lifts Mood During Cold Weather Months
• Controversial Studies Trigger Dropoff in Osteoporosis Treatment
• Incidence of Cerebral Palsy on Rise in United States
• Loyola Center for Aesthetics to Hold Open House
• NIH Awards Top Grant to Loyola Physicians
• Women's Day Returns to Loyola
• Mom of Triplets to Take on Marathon this Month
• Postpartum Baby Blues Impact Majority of New Moms
• Fall Fashion and Beauty Trends May Be Hazardous to Your Health
• Understanding a Mother's Loss, Validating a Mother's Love
• Meditate Your Way to Better Bladder Health
• Loyola Surgeon Removes Gallbladder Through Belly Button
• Dangers of Body Piercing Below the Belt
• Flu Outbreak on Southwest Side of Chicago Proves It's Not Too Late to Get Vaccinated
• Women who drink Two-Plus Cans of Soda Pop per day at Nearly twice the risk for Early Kidney Disease
• Why Women Go for Men That Are 'Just Not That Into Them'
• Study Identifies Causes of Bone Loss in Breast Cancer Patients
• Female Testosterone Therapy Leaves Much to Be Desired
• New Digital Mammograms are Faster, more Accurate in Women Under 50