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Founded as a way to split the cost of expensive lab reagents, the Consortium now shares expertise and connects academic pathology testing labs nationwide.

When she found a suspicious lump in her breast, Bonnie Svoboda sought out the comfortable, calm and competent care of Solis Mammography, the mammography partner of University of Chicago Medicine.

High levels of European ancestry are associated with an increase in type I interferon pathway activity in early infection

By comparing genetic data from European and African population groups, scientists have identified seven new regions of the human genome that are associated with increased breast cancer risk.

Infectious disease expert and pediatrician Allison Bartlett, MD is here to answer your questions about the flu vaccine, including when to get it and why it's important.

Radiologist Kirti Kulkarni, MD, discusses why patients with dense breasts face an increased risk of breast cancer and may need supplemental tests after a mammogram.

University of Chicago Medicine emergency medicine doctor Keegan Checkett, MD, helped create the World Health Organization's COVID-19 educational resources for doctors and healthcare workers around the globe.

Infectious diseases expert Dr. Emily Landon explains that focusing on the fit of your mask is the best way to stay protected and prevent the spread of COVID-19.