Does your sick child need antibiotics?

Many childhood respiratory infections clear up on their own. Two UChicago Medicine doctors explain when antibiotics help, when they don’t and how to care for your child at home.

A new destination for comprehensive breast cancer care

Opening in April 2027, the AbbVie Foundation Cancer Pavilion will bring breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment together in one location. Discover how advanced technology, coordinated care and thoughtful design will enhance care and improve the patient experience.

Due for a mammogram? Scheduling is easy.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a good time to check this important screening off your list. Choose from convenient UChicago Medicine locations and book online without a doctor's order.

Cancer prevention, made easier

The HPV vaccine helps prevent several types of cancer. And for some patients, screening for high-risk HPV is now as easy as collecting a swab yourself.

Elizabeth "Liz" Sullivan, with her medals from the Transplant Games of America.

She got a new liver. Then she won two medals.

Two years after a living-donor liver transplant at UChicago Medicine, Tinley Park mom Elizabeth Sullivan is thriving — and winning medals at the 2026 Transplant Games of America.

E-bikes and e-scooters: How safe are they for kids?

As injuries rise, a pediatric surgeon explains the risks, shares practical safety tips for young riders and outlines new Illinois laws taking effect in 2027.