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Ginny Fleming, MD, and Brittney Dyer, RN, BSN

The UChicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center is approaching ovarian cancer from all perspectives – from cancer prevention to understanding cancer mechanisms, developing novel therapies and improving survivorship.

At The Forefront Live: Liver Cancer Explained

From high school student to budding scientist

UChicago Medicine oncologist to receive prestigious medal for leukemia research

Cardiologists guide at-risk patients through cancer treatment

Aggressive cancer treatments can increase strain on the heart, so UChicago Medicine cardiologists developed a program to help cancer patients with pre-existing heart conditions.

Improving the standard of therapy for patients with intermediate-risk neuroblastoma

two staff members in Advanced Cellular Therapeutics Facility (ACTF)

New facility brings the most advanced cellular therapies to patients

Jessica Donington, MD, and patient in DCAM clinic

Advanced lung cancer is no longer an automatic death sentence

Doctor speaks with black female patient in exam room

Closing the gap in breast cancer deaths among African-American women

Lymphedema microsurgery gives retired nurse her life back

How to enjoy the summer season and prevent skin cancer

Public perception of scientific uncertainty is linked to HPV vaccine policy support

Public perceptions about how scientific evidence supporting the HPV vaccine is portrayed in society and media may influence whether individuals support public health measures to increase HPV vaccination.