By Cathy Shufro

By breaking down the complex cycle that allows mosquitoes, tsetse flies, ticks and other arthropods to transmit fatal disease, Yale scientists are providing new ammunition in the fight against malaria and other vector-borne illnesses
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By John Curtis

The breathtaking discoveries of the last three decades and rapid change across all of medicine have called traditional models of medical education into question. At Yale, the debate is in full swing.
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By John Curtis

The forward edge of medical knowledge may be an elusive target for teachers, students and clinicians.
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Ever since its implementation in the 1920s, the Yale System of medical education has been the point of common reference for alumni of the School of Medicine.
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