A Family with Schizophrenia

With a dozen children born across the span of the post-Second World War baby boom, the Galvins seemed to be an all-American family. But remarkably, six of the 12 children had schizophrenia. In his book, "Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family," investigative journalist Robert Kolker chronicles the life of the family, and how their experience helped scientists learn how to treat the disease.