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How does the FDA approve vaccines?

How are vaccines made?

What are the different types of vaccines?

How do vaccines work?

Vaccines are our best protection against many infectious diseases. How do they teach our bodies to recognize and fight off invading pathogens? Learn more in part one of our vaccine explainer series.

SIDS prevention and safe sleep for infants: What you need to know

woman in mask receiving mammogram at UChicago Medicine River East Solis Mammography location

Breaking down barriers to breast cancer screening for high-risk individuals

Clinical trial shows experimental drug safely slows progression of diabetic kidney disease

A child being vaccinated by a pediatrician.

Key details about broadly neutralizing antibodies provide insights for universal flu vaccine

Funmi Olopade, MD, and Laura Esserman, MD, talking about the WISDOM study for breast cancer screening

WISDOM Study and Breast Cancer Prevention: Expert Q&A

Center for Asian Health Equity awarded $4.25 million CDC grant to prevent colorectal cancer in Illinois

What foods cause or reduce inflammation?

Certain foods can help reduce inflammation in the body. But for any significant change to happen, it needs to be in conjunction with an anti-inflammatory lifestyle, says UChicago Medicine gastroenterologist Edwin McDonald, MD.