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Cardiologist Roderick Tung's commitment to medicine and unstoppable approach to mending hearts stem from his own personal experience with arrhythmia and his dad's experience with cancer.

Several years ago, Linda Winkler and Scott McIntyre thought they had run out of options for treatment of relapsed lymphoma. An immunotherapy clinical trial changed the path for both patients. "Immunotherapy has been a game-changer for lymphoma patients," said their oncologist, Sonali Smith, MD.

Enhancement of spiking in the mouse cortex increases the animal’s ability to detect changes in contrast, while suppressing activity impairs performance.

The University of Chicago Pediatric Cancer Data Commons and The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society are working together to bring precision medicine to children and young adults with acute leukemia.

Acute flaccid myelitis, an infectious autoimmune condition, can leave young children with permanent paralysis. Here’s what we know – and what to watch out for.

The University of Chicago Medicine's Center for Asian Health Equity has received a five-year, $4.25 million federal grant to increase colorectal cancer screenings, particularly among underserved and rural Illinois communities.

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.