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A new video series on our center’s mission and scientific investigations on women’s health. The first video explains the importance of studying gender differences. More videos to come.Video Series: Studying Gender DifferencesA
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With original funding from The Patrick and Catherine Weldon Donaghue Medical Research Foundation, Women's Health Research at Yale was founded in 1998 to address historic gender differences in medical research by initiating and supporting innovative studies on women's health. Although the focus of our work is on women's health, the program generates scientific investigations that broaden the scope of knowledge on human health and operates on the belief that making a difference in women's lives will benefit every member of society.Factoring in Gender: WHRYWith
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Women's Health Research at Yale investigates some of the most pressing health concerns of women today. Founded to address historic gender disparities in medical research, the program supports and nurtures innovative studies on the health of women and gender-specific aspects of health. A national model, our program engages in medical investigations through our Pilot Project Program, interdisciplinary research cores and collaborative ventures, and communicates findings to the public through outreach to the community. Carolyn M. Mazure, Ph.D., Director, Women's Health Research at Yale; Professor, Psychiatry and Psychology; Associate Dean for Faculty AffairsFrom the Director: WHRY OverviewWomen's
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WTNH Channel 8 in New Haven “CT Style” segment about Women’s Health Research at Yale. In an interview with health and medicine correspondent Jocelyn Maminta, WHRY Director Dr. Carolyn M. Mazure, described how some of WHRY’s research projects have advanced scientific knowledge about gender differences in key areas of women’s health, including heart disease and smoking cessation.WTNH: "CT Style" WHRYWTNH Channel 8 in New Haven “CT Style” segment about Women’s...(07:31)
