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How UChicago Medicine became a leader in triple-organ transplants

How did UChicago Medicine end up performing six triple-organ transplants in one year? It’s all about the right pieces of a complex puzzle coming together at the right time.

The competitive protein battle royale within your cells

The single protein that helps keep motor neurons working smoothly

Ratings system may penalize hospitals serving vulnerable communities

Significant underreporting in safety data found on Nursing Home Compare website

Research finds that data used by a popular website for researching the safety of nursing homes may be highly inaccurate.

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

How fish fins evolved just before the transition to land

ASH annual meeting brings together top blood cancer experts

Genetic variation gives mussels a chance to adapt to climate change

Research shows how providers in Catholic health systems use workarounds to provide contraception

UChicago research teams receive grants to map every cell type of the human gut

Calculating genetic links between diseases, without the genetic data

Data scientists from UChicago estimated heritability and mapped out relationships among thousands of diseases using data from electronic health records.