Health care spending gap between high- and low-income Americans widens, study finds
New UChicago-led research shows growing divergence in outpatient and prescription drug spending, raising questions about access, affordability
GLP-1 drugs may hold few benefits beyond physical health, study finds
Research from UChicago economist finds no measurable shift in mood, employment or marriage among people taking medications such as Ozempic
Medicaid work requirements could cause 1 million missed cancer screenings
UChicago Medicine researchers find funding cuts and eligibility changes could drive thousands of undetected cancers, with younger and vulnerable adults hit hardest
For millions of Americans on Medicaid, turning 19 can mean losing health coverage
A new UChicago-led study reveals a sharp spike in disenrollments, leaving young people with complex medical needs especially vulnerable
New study highlights link between eviction rates and gun violence
Research from UChicago underlines the protective role of social cohesion in disadvantaged neighborhoods
From clinic to canvas, a UChicago physician brings an artist’s eye for detail
Asst. Prof. Nathaniel Glasser uses sociology to understand how masculinity influences men’s health
World’s first pollution market cuts emissions and lifts profits, study finds
Cap-and-trade market in India reduced air particulates by up to almost a third while also reducing industrial costs
Is it COVID, flu, or allergies? How to protect yourself and loved ones this season
Dr. Allison Bartlett answers commonly asked questions about RSV, vaccines, and testing
When should I use a rapid COVID test, and how accurate are they?
Q&A with UChicago infectious disease expert Emily Landon
For Anthony Fauci, COVID-19 pandemic has underscored value of humility
At UChicago event, expert stresses importance of data, transparency—for COVID-19 and beyond