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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia was the last thing on their minds when a Homewood couple took their daughter for blood tests. Comer Children's Hospital helped the entire family through treatment, and today, the 5-year-old is cancer-free.

A next-generation robot used for bronchoscopies can target lung nodules with advanced precision, getting faster answers to the “Is it cancer?” question.

Dr. Sarah Sobotka is working to implement a therapy program for Autism Spectrum Disorder that aims to provide more equitable access to effective treatment.

Meet the University of Chicago Medicine researchers who are tackling the monumental issue of climate change and human health, one challenge at a time.

Hormone therapy can be beneficial for those with moderate to severe menopause symptoms. But in some cases, the risks associated with the therapy outweigh the benefits.

The emergency room isn't always the best place to take a sick child. Depending on symptoms, urgent care or the pediatrician's office may a be better option.

The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine ranked No. 18 in research programs, and No. 62 in primary care in U.S. News’ annual survey of the nation’s medical schools.

UChicago Medicine celiac disease expert Ritu Verma, MD, discusses how to navigate issues like dietary restrictions, school accommodations and social isolation.