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After being diagnosed with Crohn's disease and primary sclerosing cholangitis, Adam Rubinberg thought his long-distance hiking dreams were over. Rubinberg’s need for complex care led him to UChicago Medicine.

Experts Sandra Laveaux, MD, MPH, Amanda Adeleye, MD, Maritza Gonzalez, MD, and Perpetua Goodall, MD, discuss the impact of uterine fibroids and fibroid treatment on pregnancy, fertility and childbirth.

New study highlights the large discrepancy between recommended guidelines and a physician's time, but a team-based care model could be a partial remedy.

Dr. Everett Vokes shared his thoughts on the future of oncology and patient care after serving as president of ASCO, oncology's biggest organization.

Eighteen South Side community groups are receiving $150,000 to support their grassroots work supporting youth and keeping them safe during the summer — a time when violence and violent injuries typically increases in the Chicagoland area. The funding is made possible through the annual grants program from Southland RISE, a collaborative uniting the trauma recovery programs from the University of Chicago Medicine and Advocate Health Care.

About 75% of those who face mental health challenges also deal with the accompanying social stigma. Fear, shame and guilt can prevent people from seeking help.

Anderson to become UChicago’s Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs, Dean of the Division of the Biological Sciences and Pritzker School of Medicine

UChicago Medicine transplant surgeon John LaMattina, MD, explains adult living donor liver transplantation.