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Yale Ob/Gyn
The Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at Yale continues to lead across all areas of our clinical, educational, and research missions. Faculty and staff work together to improve the lives of women and families in our community and around the world.
We have a rich history of advancing women’s medicine. Pioneering discoveries include the invention of the fetal heart monitor, the concept of Rooming-in [where mother and newborn are kept and cared for together], and new causes of and treatments for endometriosis.
As a worldwide leader, our goal of advancing women’s health is just as crucial as providing high-quality instruction for the next generation of physicians in family planning, gynecologic oncology, obstetric specialties and midwifery, and more.
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In a Q&A, gynecologist Mary Jane Minkin discusses common misconceptions about perimenopause—and shares some tips for navigating it.
- February 27, 2026
Yale Pioneers in ObGyn
- February 26, 2026Source: The New York Times (with Mary Jane Minkin, MD)
Why Estrogen Patches For Menopause Are So Hard to Find
- February 24, 2026
Heartbeats and Genomes: How Yale Helped Create Modern Fetal Medicine
- February 19, 2026Source: Yale News
Office Hours: Getting to Know… Elisha Jackson
- February 09, 2026Source: SELF (with Dr. Katherine Kohari)
Zofran Was My Pregnancy Savior. Why Don't More People Know About It?
- February 04, 2026Source: SELF (with Dr. Mary Jane Minkin)
This Feel-Good Hack Could Help Ease Menopause Symptoms
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Everyone Mert Ozan Bahtiyar, MD - Katherine Kohari, MD, FACOGOnline registration will close at 1 pm the day of the webinar and the Zoom webinar link will be forwarded to registrants at that time.
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Yale Only Jessica Illuzzi, MD, MS, FACOG - Janet Hafler, EdD - Jonathan N Grauer, MDThe Office of Academic & Professional Development (OAPD) offers faculty workshops throughout the academic year (September through May) to support professional and career development. While geared toward new and early career faculty, all faculty members are welcome to attend. Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit is available for those who participate.
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