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Featured ArticleNovember 07, 2023The state of biomedicine presented at the Biomedical Innovation and Technology Conference
The current state of biomedicine and its potential for the future in Maine and beyond as presented in the inaugural Biomedical Innovation and Technology (BIT) Conference. -
Research HighlightOctober 20, 2023Exposing a master regulator of cancer treatment induced ovarian failure
New findings into a master regulator of cancer treatment–induced ovarian failure and infertility have opened up potential therapeutic avenues for treatments to preserve a woman’s long-term ovarian function. -
Press ReleaseMarch 14, 2023Expanding endometriosis awareness
The Jackson Laboratory hosted a screening and panel discussion of "Below the Belt," a film which sheds light on endometriosis. -
Featured ArticleJuly 30, 2021Unlocking endometriosis one cell at a time
Elise Courtois, Ph.D., is an endometriosis researcher, but she doesn't know much about the disease. That's because no one knows much about endometriosis, which can cause debilitating pain and infertility in women as well as transgender and nonbinary people with uteruses.
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Press ReleaseOctober 26, 2023Elise Courtois receives Women of Innovation award
Elise Courtois is leading endometriosis and women’s health research in Connecticut and has won the Connecticut Technology Council’s Women of Innovation award in the research innovation and leadership category. -
Press ReleaseJune 08, 2023Historic endometriosis bill approved by Connecticut legislature
The first-of-its-kind program supports endometriosis patients. -
Research HighlightJuly 21, 2022Investigating endometriosis, cell by cell
Many women worldwide are affected by endometriosis, though there has been relatively little research into causes or possible therapies. Elise Courtois, associate director of the Single Cell Biology group at The Jackson Laboratory, is a leading proponent for increasing awareness of and funding for endometriosis. -
Blog PostJanuary 24, 2020Using prenatal cell-free DNA screening to prepare for a gender reveal
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends that both aneuploidy screening and diagnostic testing options be offered to all pregnant women.
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