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How dangerous is a measles outbreak?
As cases of measles rise, learn important facts about prevention and vaccination to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Nanoparticle-based targeted delivery unleashes the full power of anti-cancer drugs
Researchers at the University of Chicago developed a nanoparticle-based system that delivers chemotherapy to cancer cells and not normal cells, potentially allowing higher, more effective doses of drugs.

GAE helps young athlete find relief for ‘jumper's knee’ pain and avoid surgery
A 20-year-old professional ultimate frisbee player with patellar tendonitis in his knees came to UChicago Medicine for a new orthopaedic treatment: genicular artery embolization, or GAE. Five weeks later, he was able to return to competitive play.

Bloodless double-lung transplant, one of Illinois’ first, helps grandmother honor her faith
Bloodless transplant surgeries were developed to treat patients with certain religious beliefs, but they can offer better outcomes for anyone, said Rade Tomic, MD, medical director of UChicago Medicine's Lung Transplant Program.