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Pancreatic cancer causes the connective tissue around the tumor to thicken and scar. Cancerous cells are in red; nuclei are in blue; Fibrous connective tissue is in cyan. (Credit: Fox Chase Cancer Center, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health)
Olaparib now approved for treating advanced pancreatic cancer
Fossil fish fin
How fish fins evolved just before the transition to land
Richard Larson receiving award
ASH annual meeting brings together top blood cancer experts
Genetic variation gives mussels a chance to adapt to climate change
Mediterranean mussels
Four triple transplant patients
Triple transplant patients come together to encourage donor registration
Dr. Ev Vokes
ASCO elects Vokes to serve as president and Henderson as Board member
Birth control pills
Research shows how providers in Catholic health systems use workarounds to provide contraception
Gut epithelium
UChicago research teams receive grants to map every cell type of the human gut
Disease embeddings
Calculating genetic links between diseases, without the genetic data
Heart with big data visualization
Research sets sights on heart disease discoveries through precision cardiology and bioinformatics
Thomas Gajewski receives immuno-oncology award from ESMO
Gajewski feed
Maryellen Giger, PhD, computer-aided diagnosis expert
Artificial intelligence software for breast cancer diagnosis makes TIME's list of Best Inventions for 2019
Woman doctor with senior male patient
Organ transplant candidates with prostate cancer diagnosis may not need to delay transplantation
Students at the Social Neuroscience Fair
​Social neuroscience fair gives Chicago kids hands-on day of science
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