CDIS researchers Kate Merrill and Sybil Hosek co-authored a new framework designed to strengthen the design, evaluation, and reporting of dissemination research.
Natasha Crooks and colleagues found strong feasibility and acceptability for IMAGE, a family-based HIV/STI prevention intervention designed for Black girls and their male caregivers.
Since stepping into their roles in June, our Chief Residents have already been making an impact through their leadership, mentorship, and commitment to resident education and patient care. We are proud to recognize…
Nyssa Snow-Hill and colleagues published new research identifying barriers and facilitators to implementing and scaling an evidence-based sexual health intervention for justice-involved youth, offering recommendations to improve future dissemination
Ashley Kendall, Ph.D., and the Project AIM team presented their research on app-based meditation programs for youth and officers in the juvenile legal system at an NCCIH-organized symposium during the Society for Prevention Research Annual Meeting.
The investitures of Ece A. Mutlu, MD, MBA, MSCR, FACG, AGAF as the Thomas J. Layden, M.D. Professor in Digestive and Liver Diseases and Santosh L. Saraf, MD, as the A. Tom Petropulos…
A study led by oncologist and cancer researcher Dr. Frank Weinberg, found that cancer patients’ lungs shared a telltale warning sign that can help detect, treat and, perhaps, even prevent lung cancer in its earliest stages.
Department of Medicine faculty members VK Gadi, MD, PhD, and Ece Mutlu, MD, MBA, received 2026 Pilot Project Program Awards from the University of Illinois Cancer Center.
A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics finds that Medicaid disenrollment peaks at age 19, a pivotal transition point from pediatric to adult eligibility.
Ashley Kendall, CDIS affiliate and Assistant Professor of Medicine, has been recognized with the Department of Medicine Rising Star Award for her contributions to research and scholarship at the University of Illinois Chicago.
