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Study measures effects of LSD ‘microdosing’ on mood in healthy individuals

Study shows 'microdosing" LSD improves moods in healthy individuals. Will low doses of LSD help people with depression?

Skeletons at an excavation site in Chile

Ancient DNA tools help scientists study human evolution directly from the source

Nykia Walker, PhD, and Marsha Rosner, PhD

Latest national statistics show decrease in cancer deaths, room for improvement

UChicago Medicine research discovers new insights into pacemaker use in heart failure patients

The villainous protein of Alzheimer’s disease may have a good side

Research uncovers the extended role of a protein that can prevent development of Alzheimer's disease in mice.

Neurons in the brain of a mouse with Alzheimer

2019 ASCO Annual Meeting: Caring for every patient, learning from every patient

AI software reveals the inner workings of short-term memory

A protein too big to be ignored as a potential drug target for reversing blood diseases

Hamsters take cues from decreasing day length to prepare for the long winter

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.

POLO trial for advanced pancreatic cancer: a new standard of care

Nurse giving mammogram exam to standing patient

Breast density notification laws: Greater utilization of supplementary tests could affect millions of women

Cancer ResearcHERS: Women Fighting Cancer

UChicago Medicine cancer scientists are featured in a video about ResearcHERS, an American Cancer Society effort to support female cancer researchers and to inspire the next generation of women in science.