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Clinical trials offer important treatment options for some patients and, now, newly passed legislation permits low-income Illinoisans to participate at no extra cost.

The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines are safe for people with compromised immune systems, but they should discuss timing of the shots with their physician.

Like people, cells sometimes move together in a group. But how do they communicate with each other?

Many U.S. studies of COVID-19 treatments are conducted at hospitals that don't treat many Black and Hispanic patients. People with high-risk chronic ailments and pregnant women also are often excluded from the research.

An orthopaedic surgeon and spine expert at UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial shares tips for preventing back injuries while shoveling snow this winter.

‘Living their legacy’ and other advice from a UChicago Medicine chaplain for people experiencing loss

Meal planning and preparation is a task loathed by many, yet it also brings great satisfaction and delicious results. Meal planning is simply arranging in advance what you plan to eat for meals and snacks for a time segment, such as a few days or a week.

Does it seem like you're losing a lot of hair lately? University of Chicago Medicine specialists in women's hair loss diagnose, treat and educate about hair issues for women of all ages and ethnicities.