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Lessons from COVID-19
Although the outbreak of SARS-COVID-19 fell heavily on the world in early 2020, researchers and clinicians at Yale School of Medicine acted swiftly to respond to the threat. Some of the school’s leaders discussed lessons they learned from organizing and executing that response.
30 Jun 2021
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Getting warmer: thermoregulation and inflammation
The body survives infection in one of two ways: resistance or tolerance. In resistance, the body uses its resources to mount an all-out war against the invading threat and eliminate it.
17 Apr 2020
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A cure inside the womb
The lifelong impact of cystic fibrosis (CF), a chronic—and sometimes fatal—multi-organ disease, begins before a baby is even born. As early as 16 weeks of gestation, babies with CF already show signs of damage to their pancreas, and upon birth, experience reduced birth weight, meconium ileus (a..
24 Sep 2019
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Prolific publication: One lab’s secret to success
The Grauer Lab meets every Friday in an office suite of the orthopaedics department. Medical students, several residents, and a few attending physicians sit around the table, eyes fixed on a monitor at the front of the small conference room.
1 Jul 2019
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Deans named to replace Carolyn Slayman
With the passing of Carolyn W. Slayman, Ph.
25 Oct 2017
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For stem cell researcher, Connecticut’s initiative offers a new avenue for progress
In her Yale laboratory in 2001, Diane S. Krause, M.
15 Jul 2005
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In a study in mice, adult stem cells reveal their versatility
Stem cells derived from the bone marrow of adult mice, a Yale researcher and her colleagues have found, can create not only new bone marrow cells, but liver, lung, gastrointestinal and skin cells. “Thus far, this is the closest adult-derived stem cell to the embryonic stem cell, which can..
15 Sep 2001