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78 University of Chicago Medicine physicians named to 2020 “Top Doctors” list

UChicago Medicine dominated the newly released 2020 list of "Top Doctors," with 78 physicians being selected — more than any other Chicago-area hospital.

Going the long distance: Young man hikes Pacific Crest Trail after diagnosis of Crohn’s disease and rare liver disease

Comer Children's patients use robot to see Field Museum's dinosaur exhibit

Comer Children’s opens first Small Baby Unit on Chicago’s South Side

Mike Antoniades named new president of UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial

Michael Antoniades, Interim President of UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial Hospital, will assume the role permanently in January 2024.

A woman checks her insulin levels with a digital tool

Transforming diabetes care with precision medicine

Kass-Hout receives appreciation certificate

UChicago Medicine launches partnership with Emirates Health Services

Sarosh Rana named UChicago Medicine's inaugural Chief Obstetrical Transformation Officer

UChicago Medicine program helps lung cancer survivor stay smoke-free

Fatty liver disease gets a new name

Three months after knee replacement surgery, 77-year-old woman resumes hiking

UChicago Medicine doctors diagnose Indiana woman's autoimmune disease, reverse a rapid decline in her health

Indiana resident Carla Hawkins endured debilitating weakness and weight loss for months, yet no one could pinpoint the cause. Then she checked into the University of Chicago Medicine and Kourosh Rezania, MD, reviewed her test results, reaching a surprising conclusion: Sjögren’s disease.