Media Relations

Media Relations

Loyola Media Relations

Our media relations staff is here to help you find the latest health and medical research, state-of-the-art technology, clinical trials, medical experts and patients for your stories. We can set up in-person, phone, or e-mail interviews for you with leading Loyola physicians and surgeons. We will escort you during your visit to our campus.

News Tips for the Spring

Parents’ prom paranoia is often justified, says Loyola adolescent psychiatrist MaryLou Gutierrez. Some simple communication tips will help parents who are fearful of prom night, which often includes teen experimentation with drugs, alcohol and sex.

A cool new therapy for burn patients is helping to ease the pain of treatment. During physical therapy sessions, patients are given a virtual-reality helmet that shows an interactive arctic landscape equipped with software for pelting snowmen with snowballs. The distraction of the game and the coolness of the scene diminish the pain of the exterior world.

Pregnancy after age 40 continues to be a rising trend. Dr. John Gianopoulos, chairman, department of obstetrics and gynecology, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, provides the latest on ways to diminish risksfor expectant mothers who are approaching midlife.

Media Relations Department

2160 S. First Ave.
Building 101 Room 1734
Maywood, IL 60153
(708) 216-3200

After Hours: (708) 216-9000
(ask to page "Media Relations")

Media Relations Staff

Anne Dillon

Director, Media Services
(708) 216-8232
adillon@lumc.edu

Perry Drake

Sr. Manager, Media Relations
(708) 216-7940
pdrake@lumc.edu

Jim Ritter

Sr. Manager, Media Relations
(708) 216-2445
jritter@lumc.edu