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A child being vaccinated by a pediatrician.
Key details about broadly neutralizing antibodies provide insights for universal flu vaccine

New research on polyreactive broadly neutralizing antibodies shows the challenges of balancing an effective immune response.

Everett Vokes, MD, at ASCO 2022
ASCO Annual Meeting returns to Chicago, celebrates new progress in cancer
Neuroblastoma cells
“Bridge therapy” may benefit some children with high-risk neuroblastoma
Illustration of human respiratory system
Researchers find epigenetic changes during pregnancy may contribute to the development of asthma
Researchers find new mechanism to turn on cancer-killing T cells
Dendritic cells alert the immune system to antigens and spur T cells into action.
vaccine vials
Study: More equitable vaccine coverage could have prevented over 250 COVID-19 deaths in Chicago
A women grocery shopping
What families need to know about managing a child's celiac disease
Graphic of clock
Timing is everything: Circadian clocks set the rhythm for vital functions in bacteria
Tansey family
Off-label cancer drug helps first-grader with the rare disorder RRP recover her voice
Dr. Raheem and Dr. Cohen
Does marijuana impact men’s fertility and sexual health?
Participants line up for the 2019 RBC Race for the Kids, one of two major fundraising events held every year by the Comer Development Board.
Comer Development Board helps fund research, community programs and patient care
LSD: the new antidepressant?
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Kaylee and Kathy Huyser
UChicago Medicine clinical trial leads to groundbreaking new uveal melanoma drug
ovarian cancer cells stock
Ovarian cancer researchers identify key genetic targets for chemotherapy-resistant patients
An MRI image showing both the venous anomaly that "seeds" the cavernous angioma, and the cavernous angioma itself.
A “perfect storm” of genetic mutations is behind rare sporadic brain malformations that cause stroke, seizures
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