UChicago Medicine announces $633M proposal for city's first freestanding cancer center
UChicago Medicine is planning to build a 500,000-square-foot freestanding cancer center on the South Side where groundbreaking science and compassionate, high-quality care intersect to provide an unrivaled approach to prevent, diagnose, study, treat and cure cancer.
“Bridge therapy” may benefit some children with high-risk neuroblastoma
Additional therapy between two standard phases of treatment may be especially effective in patients with stable metastatic cancer.
Precision oncology: Advancing cancer care through new theranostics approaches
Sophisticated radiotracers consisting of a biological component engineered to latch on to cancer cells and interchangeable radioactive isotopes that can make those cells visible on a PET scan — and then destroy them — are providing physicians with more tools to fight certain cancers.
