Yale is where chemotherapy was first used and where penicillin first saved a patient?s life. While medical advances like these may start with great ideas, they don?t get very far without an infrastructure to support them. This is Colleen Shaddox for the Yale Office of Public Affairs talking with...

Dr. Robert Sherwin talks about why it takes a decade or more for basic science discoveries to change medical treatment. He directs the Yale Center for Clinical Investigation, which works to support and streamline clinical research. This will get new treatments to patients more quickly while...

Dr. Margaret Grey, Dean of the Yale School of Nursing and a leading diabetes researcher, talks about the imperative to do research that makes a substantial difference in patient's lives. The School of Nursing has a long history of patient-centered research, and its capacity to do this work has...