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Analysis of the fecal microbiome and metabolome in healthy and food allergic twins has identified key bacterial changes that may play a role in the condition.

Study in twins identifies fecal microbiome differences in food allergies

COVID-19 Vaccine: Expert Q&A

UChicago Medicine’s Efforts and Response: COVID-19 Pandemic

The University of Chicago Medicine's collective response to the pandemic has been robust in the care that was delivered to all patients, the innovative approaches that were developed to care and treat COVID-19 patients, and the research conducted to better understand the novel coronavirus, named SARS CoV-2, and the disease it causes.

COVID-19 drive-up testing at UChicago Medicine

A colorized image of two cells under a microscope, with a black background and red, blue and green patterns marking proteins within the cell. In the left cell, a clear circle formed by green proteins marks where the protein Sis1 clusters after a heat shock.

Surprising new mechanism of heat shock response identified in yeast cells

111 UChicago Medicine doctors named to 2021 "Top Docs" list

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

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

Increase in pleasurable effects of alcohol over time may predict alcohol use disorder

New clues on why pregnancy may increase risk of organ transplant rejection

Even after long-term exposure, bionic touch does not remap the brain

Alcohol use disorder: mind, body, and social care to reach sobriety

Alcoholism is a disease that has life-altering consequences. Although there's no cure, holistic treatment at UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial can help an addict achieve sobriety.