Christopher Kane Breuer MD
Articles
December 2010
Medical school’s mentors ‘pay it forward’
Though few of the hundreds of busy people who pass through the doors of Sterling Hall of Medicine each day notice the...
May/June 2006
Meeting the demand for blood supply: Yale makes strides in vessel engineering
Although blood vessels may seem like mere plumbing compared to organs like the brain or eye, they are complex and...
Sept/Oct 2007
Growing spare parts for sick children’s hearts
Creating a living, growing organ from scratch sounds like the stuff of science fiction. But a pair of Yale...
May/June 2010
An engineered tissue’s surprising development
Christopher K. Breuer, M.D., and Toshiharu Shinoka, M.D., Ph.D., have been studying the use of tissue-engineered...
Jan/Feb 2007
$3 billion Yale campaign will benefit science and medicine
Nearly a decade after the close of its last major fundraising campaign, Yale has launched “Yale Tomorrow,” a five-year...
Sept/Oct 2011
Yale surgeons use engineered vessel to treat child’s heart defect
In August, a toddler born with only one functioning heart ventricle went under anesthesia at Yale so surgeons could...
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