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What cancer patients need to know about the vaccines for COVID-19

Cancer specialists Sonali Smith, MD, and Olwen Hahn, MD, answer questions about the vaccines' safety and effectiveness for cancer patients.

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UChicago physician shapes Illinois policy to ensure clinical trial coverage for Medicaid users

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What immunocompromised patients should know about the COVID-19 vaccines

Research shows gut bacteria affects radiotherapy in cancer

Study reveals how certain gut bacteria compromise radiotherapy in cancer

Innovating Liver Cancer Treatment: Expert Q&A

Hepatologist Dr. Anjana Pillai, radiologist Dr. Carla Harmath, and vascular and interventional radiologist, Dr. Osman Ahmed, discuss the Liver Tumor Program at UChicago Medicine and how imaging and intervention can help improve survival rates.

Innovating Liver Cancer Treatment January 2021, Anjana Pillai, MD, and Carla Harmath, MD

Sonali Smith, MD, chief, section of hematology/oncology

Sonali Smith named Section Chief of Hematology/Oncology at UChicago Medicine

Sonali Smith, MD, oncologist, giving update on COVID-19 and cancer

Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers

ASH annual meeting is a virtual success for blood cancer experts

Adekunle Odunsi named new director of UChicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center

Chin-Tu Chen, PhD, stands alongside the IBA Cyclone 18 cyclotron

Nuclear medicine's potential to combat cancer

Curved mammogram paddles? Yes, plus other new state-of-the-art breast cancer screening tools

Could starving ovarian cancer cells of fat block its deadly spread?

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