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Overcoming infertility

For older parents or parents struggling with certain medical conditions who want to have children, fertility treatment is a modern technological miracle. Doctors at Yale School of Medicine provide an array of services, while leading research with exciting clinical applications.

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Removing barriers to motherhood

As medicine's understanding of endometriosis has advanced, treatments and procedures have been developed to address the painful affliction.

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A cure inside the womb

Research into clinical applications for prenatal gene therapy could offer hope to infants in the womb identified as developing grave conditions such as cystic fibrosis

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An ovarian pioneer

Yale’s director of reproductive endocrinology and infertility grew up with a passion for understanding how things work and why. She applies that energy to helping people who have difficulty conceiving.

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New stem-cell cultivation procedure boosts hope for cures

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When researchers listen to people who hear voices

The line between mental illness and genius has long been known to be razor-thin. Yale researchers stumbled upon evidence of this fragile boundary while researching auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia.

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Tackling addiction with treatment and predictive outcomes modeling

Researchers provide insights into the biological profiles of the underlying risk of substance use relapse, while treatment methods offer patients new options.

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Speeding treatment blunts the worst of schizophrenia

An interdisciplinary program called Specialized Treatment Early in Psychosis, founded by Vinod Srihari, MD, is helping speed treatment of schizophrenia. How quickly the condition is diagnosed and treated can determine a patient’s odds of living a relatively normal, albeit medicated, life.

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Tailor-made medicines are within our reach, Collins tells genomics conference