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Brian Clark struggled with congestive heart failure for more than 10 years. In 2017, he learned he needed a heart transplant and was prepared to wait months for a match. Two days after being listed, he received an unexpected offer from a coworker — a directed donation of a deceased relative's heart.

Susan Cohn, MD, an expert on neuroblastoma, answers questions about risk factors and clinical trials for this rare pediatric cancer.

Modest increases in physician productivity can offset the cost of a medical scribe program that allows doctors to spend more time talking and listening instead of typing and clicking.

Nels Elde, PhD ’05, is awarded a 2020 MacArthur Fellowship to support his innovative research on microbial evolution and host-pathogen interactions.

Celebrating Halloween can be a great way to introduce a sense of normalcy into a child's life. Here are ways to have fun and stay safe while celebrating during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Felicia Houston, MA, LCPC, discusses stress in children and teens related to COVID-19, and when they might need professional mental health care.

Joseph M. Baron, MD, was a hematologic oncologist and longtime faculty member at the University of Chicago.

Medications that cure hepatitis C have had a positive domino effect on several patient groups waiting for liver transplants, including those with alcohol-associated liver disease.