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Dr. Ravi Salgia, Livia Szeto and lung cancer patient

Targeted Therapies Improve Prognosis for Lung Cancer Patients

Today, physicians have many more options beyond first-line therapy to treat advanced-stage lung cancer. Molecularly targeted therapies have improved survival rates with minimal side effects.

Networking to End HIV

The University of Chicago Medicine Looks Ahead to New Brand, New Hospital

We're introducing a new brand -- the University of Chicago Medicine -- as we prepare to open a modern, 10-story hospital in January 2013.

Diabetes educator with patients at grocery store

The All-Out Assault On Diabetes

Our clinicians have expanded diabetes care to confront the social, cultural and behavioral factors that exacerbate the disease. Patients now practice healthy shopping habits, get fitness prescriptions and take advantage of community resources for better living.

Dr. Melissa Gilliam

Physicians Named Among Chicago's Best

Chicago magazine's 2012 'Top Doctors' ranking honors 87 physicians at the University of Chicago Medicine and at Comer Children's Hospital at the University of Chicago.

Rena Conti, PhD

Professor Offers Expertise to Senate Panel

Rena M. Conti, PhD, assistant professor of health policy and economics at the University of Chicago, testified on Capitol Hill recently about the causes and impacts of prescription drug shortages.

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Rendering of the new hospital pavilion, Learn more about our New Hospital Pavilion, opening in January of 2013

Urban Health Initiative

DoctorThe Urban Health Initiative is our long-term commitment to improving health and access to quality care on the South Side of Chicago through patient care, community-based research, and education. Learn more about the UHI.

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A Nasal Path to Migraine Relief

An effective, but vague, treatment for migraines is to keep an active mind through activities such as exercise and socialization. Now, the laboratory of neurologist Richard Kraig is looking at whether those same benefits can be delivered in the form of a nasal spray.

Janet Rowley's Vision: Treating Cancer at the Molecular Level



Janet Rowley, MD, sparked a revolution in cancer genetics and continues to shape the field of personalized medicine today. Learn more about this groundbreaking research.



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