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Futuristic Large Abstract Network Of Multi-Coloured Spheres With Selective Focus stock photo

Detecting changes in visual stimuli depends on increases in cortical spiking

Akash Patnaik, MD, PhD, in UChicago laboratory

Stronger together: A successful combination to treat advanced prostate cancer

Mapping image for global pediatric leukemia data initiative

UChicago bioinformatics team to create data infrastructure for global pediatric cancer initiative

UChicago Medicine launches registry to support phase 3 trials for COVID-19 vaccine

The University of Chicago Medicine has launched a registry for individuals to participate in phase 3 trials for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Three telomere artistically rendered as trees in a meadow, one as a full length green, a yellowing telomere shortening and a short red telomere.

Telomere length varies across human tissue types

A screen in an operating room displaying a brain scan.

UChicago Medicine joins BOOST-3 national trial to investigate treatments for traumatic brain injuries

A lab assistant in rubber gloves holds a test tube with a blood sample.

UChicago Medicine begins clinical trial testing the efficacy of antibody against SARS-CoV-2

Study looks at smoking in pre-colonization North America

Vitamin D deficiency may raise risk of getting COVID-19

Ryan, Sean, Tracey and Ray Scheppach represent Team Bright Side during the Chicago Triathlon to raise money for groundbreaking research.

$500,000 gift will support worldwide effort to harness pediatric cancer data to advance treatment for children

Promising research sheds light on treating deadly bone-marrow disorder

Researchers are beginning to understand more about how to treat a rare but deadly type of blood cancer known as Philadelphia chromosome-negative myeloproliferative neoplasms.