More than 6,500 samples from surfaces, air, water reveal fast-changing microbiome

Initiative combines genetics, immunology, microbiome, big data to create 'new science of wellness'

A study involving more than 600 children living in southeast Gabon found that each infected child in one small African village had a different strain of the malaria parasite—and a...Read more

Reovirus infection can trigger immune response to gluten

University and Medical Center set ambitious diversity and workforce goals, plan mentor-protégé program

Anonymous pledge valued at $12.3 million establishes largest scholarship fund at Pritzker

Bernard Roizman , the Joseph Regenstein Distinguished Service Professor of Virology, has been awarded the 2017 Selman A. Waksman Award in Microbiology for his pivotal research on how herpes viruses...Read more

National Institutes of Health funds UChicago Medicine neural prosthetics project

Outstanding Investigator Award provides $4.2 million grant over seven years

Selwyn Rogers discusses new role as director of adult trauma center

Selwyn Rogers appointed director of UChicago Medicine adult trauma center

Widely respected surgeon will lead initiative to expand care on South Side

UChicago Medicine announces members of its new Community Advisory Council

Invention benefits checkpoint blockade immunotherapy

UChicago leaders meet with Sen. Dick Durbin to discuss Illinois medical research funding

The University of Chicago has received a gift of $10 million from Sanford Grossman, AB’73, AM’74, PhD’75, to establish the Center for the Study of Quantitative Biology and Human Behavior...Read more

Substances in house dust help reprogram immune cells, study finds

Gary Toback, professor of medicine and former interim section chief of nephrology, died July 20 when he was struck by a vehicle while jogging near his South Shore home. Toback,...Read more

Prof. Gary Toback remembered as ‘treasured’ colleague, friend and mentor