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Jincong "Jason" Freeman presents his work on breast cancer disparities at several national oncology conferences.

Seeking solutions to make breast cancer care equitable

UChicago Medicine program helps lung cancer survivor stay smoke-free

Brain Cancer: What to watch out for and other FAQs

Disrupting cancer cell-fat cell interactions prevents metastasis in ovarian cancers

Fat tissue in the omentum aids in the metastasizing of most abdominal cancers. A research team at the UChicago Medicine have identified adipose cell-mediated regulation of glucose metabolism that helps ovarian cancer cells survive and expand in a toxic, fat-rich environment.

Anne Kelley, BS, Kiranj Chaudagar, PhD, and Akash Patnaik, MD, PhD, MMSc

Personalized combination treatment turns on an immunometabolic switch to effectively control an aggressive form of prostate cancer

Breast cancer survivor Kathleen Humphries, front row, second from left, celebrates with her friends who helped her during her treatment.

A caregiver got breast cancer. Then a community of survivors and friends stepped up to help.

Gabrielle Silverman is now cancer-free, but her emotional journey inspired her to start a unique charity to help Comer Children

How my cancer journey led me to help patients facing food insecurity

A breast cancer survivor talks with a physician and a genetic counselor in a roundtable setting.

Roundtable Talk with UChicago Medicine: Genetics and Family History of Breast Cancer

Breast cancer survivors talk openly about why screenings are one of those things that women should never be “too busy” to skip.

Roundtable Talk with UChicago Medicine: The Importance of Screening for Breast Cancer

Image depicting DNA methylation, the main epigenetic modfication of DNA.

UChicago researchers identify a novel function of RNA-binding protein RBFOX2 that drives leukemia

Community picnic marks UChicago Medicine’s new cancer pavilion and 5-year anniversary of Level 1 adult trauma center

Nearly 200 people attended hosted a UChicago Medicine community picnic with live entertainment, DJ, games, and food trucks to celebrate the South Side community and accomplishments made together.