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At its most severe, obsessive compulsive disorder can be a debilitating condition. But with medication, therapy and now surgery, patients are finding hope in reclaiming their lives.

Now almost 2, Lincoln Maxberry's cancer is in remission — with no evidence of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Between his family and his care team at Comer Children's Hospital, he has the support needed to overcome cancer.

Psychiatry researchers at UChicago have received a $3.22 million grant from a division of the National Institutes of Health to study how alcohol abuse affects people with a history of aggression.

A new study by scientists from the University of Chicago shows how cyanobacteria, or bacteria that produce energy through photosynthesis like plants, change the way they grow and divide in response to different levels of light.

Science is their life's work. Music is a lifelong passion. After hours, these University of Chicago researchers and physicians turn their creative energies to the stage.

Whether it’s crossing streets for trick-or-treating or using sharp tools to carve pumpkins, risks that come with the holiday can be avoided with the right precautions.

New UChicago Medicine Thoracic Surgery Chief Jessica Donington, MD, tackles common misconceptions about lung cancer, the world's deadliest form of the disease.

The $50,000 MacLean Center Prize in Clinical Ethics and Health Outcomes was awarded this year to renowned physician and global health pioneer, William Foege.