Cancer
Lung Screening Cuts Mortality for Non-Smokers in China
New evidence shows one-time low-dose CT screening can significantly reduce lung cancer mortality in a non-risk based population.
Mom with no symptoms had stage 4 colorectal cancer — and a rare surgery saved her life
A Los Angeles mother's unexpected stage 4 cancer diagnosis led to an uncommon liver transplant, offering new hope for select colorectal cancer patients.
Chicago Friend's Liver Donation Saves California Mom's Life
A chance ER visit led to a shocking cancer diagnosis, but a lifesaving gift from a close friend in Chicago turned the story around.
Diabetes
Groundbreaking Treatment Cures Type 1 Diabetes Patients
University of Chicago study shows patients able to stop insulin injections after islet cell transplant.
Patient-Led Insulin Dosing Linked to Better Outcomes in Gestational Diabetes
Study finds self-titration leads to faster glycemic control and lower risk of macrosomia compared to clinician-led approach.
Study Finds Male Teens, Waist-to-Height Ratio Linked to Diabetes Risk
Research highlights concerning trends in prediabetes and type 2 diabetes among U.S. adolescents.
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