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Bryan Dickinson (right) discussing research with graduate students Kaitlin Kentala (left) and Simone Rauch (middle).

Revolutionizing disease treatment with biotechnology and functional molecules

Chalkboard drawing of a brain with a gear

Area of brain associated with spatial awareness and planning actions also plays crucial role in decision making

Public perception of scientific uncertainty is linked to HPV vaccine policy support

Charting a map to the heart: Researchers receive grant to create a cell atlas of the human heart

Two University of Chicago scientists are part of an international team of researchers awarded a three-year, nearly $4 million grant to define every cell type in the human heart.

Gail Briggs was the first participant enrolled on the IPPH mobile health unit

Mobile units expand reach and accessibility for South Side communities to participate in research

Genetic 'shooting stars’ impact risk for disease

Monarch butterflies bred in captivity may lose the ability to migrate, study finds

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

Skeletons at an excavation site in Chile

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

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

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

A report from the National Cancer Institute shows cancer mortality rates continue to decline in men, women and children in the United States from 1999-2016. The report also highlights trends that may impact the direction of future cancer-fighting endeavors.