Comprehensive Cancer Center

Milbert Kennedy was shocked to learn that what he thought was just a lump was actually breast cancer.

Susan Cohn, MD, an expert on neuroblastoma, answers questions about risk factors and clinical trials for this rare pediatric cancer.

Ovarian cancer can be a devastating disease because it is often found after it has spread. Physicians-scientists at UChicago Medicine are studying the altered metabolism of cancer cells to reveal new ways to attack and starve these cells

Learn about the WISDOM study and its goal to enroll 100,000 participants in order to understand if breast cancer screening can be made better by personalizing each woman's mammogram schedule.

Impressive new breast screening technologies, like breast-shaped mammogram paddles and high-speed MRIs, are helping make breast cancer testing more comfortable, accurate and convenient.

Eating healthy is challenging. Add to that a cancer diagnosis it can become exceptionally difficult to eat right – or even at all.

Cancers of the digestive system usually develop by chance or are related to a risk factor such as smoking or obesity. But in some cases, it runs in families and the risk of getting cancer is passed down from generation to generation.

Chicago EYES on Cancer and researcHStart are innovative programs that prepare high school and undergraduate students for a career in science.