Rachel Danzig, MD, is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago, specializing in Pediatrics. Her academic work focuses on the intersection of clinical practice and research, particularly in the area of Exertional Heat Illness and its treatment. She has contributed to important publications, including studies on identifying heat rash and treating heat stroke, as well as evaluating sleep estimation using wearable actigraphy devices. Dr. Danzig's research addresses various patient-related and device-specific factors, highlighting the complexities involved in clinical applications. She is dedicated to advancing knowledge in her field and improving patient outcomes through her scholarly work.