Dr. Robert LaMotte’s Laboratory at the Yale School of Medicine studies the perception and mechanisms of itch in an effort to derive better treatments for chronic itch.
Dr. Varman Samuel’s Laboratory at Yale School of Medicine has uncovered a feed-forward mechanism whereby excess sugar consumption may lead to increased fat production in the liver and the ensuing development of diabetes.
Mutations that occur in genes during DNA replication and cell division lead to a wide range of diseases, from cancer to sickle-cell anemia. In the
Recent research shows that having the flu can make you vulnerable to secondary bacterial infections via immunosuppression.
Imagine having a child who is so uncontrollably disruptive that going out to eat at restaurants is never an option. With no friends at school,
It is estimated that nowadays only a third of American eighth-graders can read proficiently and up to twenty percent of youths have some sort of
What if you could make the perfect drug? Would you prefer to avoid side effects, prescribe lower doses, or decide when and where your drug
What’s in a name? The answer is a lot, although it is mostly in the initials. Research at Yale conducted by Joseph Simmons, assistant professor
It is not often that a pathogen is compared to a “crafty burglar,” yet the description is apt for the bacteria that causes Legionnaire’s disease,
“Smell is cool,” quipped Charles Greer, professor of neurosurgery and neurobiology at the School of Medicine, when asked how he would summarize his research on