Yale School of Public Health

The School of Public Health at Yale University provides leadership to protect and improve the health of the public. Through innovative research, policy analysis, and education that draws upon multidisciplinary scholarship from across the graduate and professional programs at Yale, the school serves local, national, and international communities with its knowledge and expertise.

Teacher (R. Dubrow) and Mentor (A. DeWan) of the Year Named at YSPH

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05/15/2012: Robert Dubrow’s passion for public health, his carefully prepared class lectures and availability to students did not go unnoticed by the Class of 2012.

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Slideshow: The Art of Public Health

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Students from the School of Public Health collaborated with colleagues at the School of Art to develop original public health posters. A total of 28 students (14 pairs) participated in the inaugural project which seeks to provoke awareness, stimulate thought and change behavior on health issues as pressing as obesity, breast cancer screening, self-respect and child development.

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The health of care providers

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04/19/2012: A researcher at the School of Public Health is investigating how exposure to a loved one’s suffering affects, in turn, the health of the caregiver. >>>

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Komen Official Pledges Not to “Politicize Women’s Health”

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04/13/2012: Since the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation reversed course earlier this year and announced that it would continue funding Planned Parenthood, the intense public reaction has subsided.

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“The Art of Public Health” Shows “A Picture Can Save a Thousand Lives”

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04/11/2012: How do you translate abstract health concepts into provocative messages that will resonate with the general public? >>>

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Non-cancerous Brain Tumors Linked to Frequent Dental X-rays

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04/10/2012: People who received frequent dental X-rays in the past have an increased risk of developing a meningioma, the most common and potentially debilitating type of non-cancerous brain tumor, a new study led by the Yale School of Public Health has found. >>>

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