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Some people with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis have clear signs of disease relapse. But what if your IBD is “silently” active without you knowing it? Here are warning signs your IBD may be getting worse.

UChicago Medicine is launching walk-in urgent care services in downtown Chicago and in Homewood to provide south suburban and Chicago residents with afterhours, weekend and holiday access for time-sensitive medical needs, including minor illnesses and injuries.

A new study finds some patients with early-stage lung cancer who receive a lobectomy do not fare better than patients who have less lung tissue removed.

In a nationwide study, researchers found Black patients are diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis an average of 10 years earlier than white patients, highlighting the need for updated screening and treatment guidance for the deadly disease.

The pediatric injury prevention team at Comer Children's Hospital, along with the medical director of the Illinois Poison Control Center, explain how to prevent unintentional poisoning at home.

Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women, surpassing both cancer and stroke, so Dr. Kathleen Drinan offers eight steps you can take to prevent heart disease

Founding director of UChicago Medicine’s Level 1 trauma center is first surgeon to hold the journal position in more than a decade.

With measles cases on the rise in select pockets of the United States, we asked pediatric infectious diseases specialist Julia Rosebush, DO, FAAP, what parents should know.