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Emergency medicine experts lead national effort to reduce harm from opioids
Emergency medicine experts lead national effort to reduce harm from opioids
16 Apr 2018
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Yale New Haven Health helps raise funds and awareness for heart disease among women
With Valentine’s Day less than a week away, people across the country are coming together over matters of the heart: raising awareness and funds for cardiovascular disease.
Source: Yale Daily News
11 Feb 2021
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Women in science contributing to Alzheimer’s treatment and cure research
Assistant Professor Dr. Carolyn Fredericks spoke with Good Morning CT at Nine about her research on Alzheimer's disease treatment and cure.
Source: Good Morning CT at Nine/WTNH News 8
11 Feb 2021
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High Cholesterol and Heart Disease in Women
Nearly half of American women over the age of 20 had high cholesterol as of 2013. And many women don’t even know what their cholesterol values are.
Source: Healthline
24 Jan 2021
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WHRY Offers Roadmap to Address Sex Differences in Opioid Epidemic
To help halt the ongoing addiction and overdose deaths, Women’s Health Research at Yale (WHRY) is now proposing a data-driven way forward to uncover and more effectively negotiate differences among women and men in opioid use.
12 Jan 2021
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Women’s Health Digital Experience to Empower Connecticut Women
The American Heart Association’s annual New Haven Go Red for Women Event will take place on Thursday, February 11, 2021.
Source: American Heart Association
15 Dec 2020
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Treatment with Genetically Altered Viruses Targets and Destroys Ovarian Cancer in Mice
Researchers have successfully eliminated chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer cells in mice using a single injection of two viruses genetically combined and altered to be safe, leading to long-term survival and demonstrating a potential breakthrough treatment for women.
13 Nov 2020
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Women Are Falling Behind
Naomi Rogers says COVID-19 has "highlighted problems which many Yale faculty and staff had been able to keep under the radar with a kind of patchwork of care that is now almost impossible to reestablish or rely on."
Source: Inside Higher Ed
28 Oct 2020
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Watch "The Way Forward" Webinar from Women's Health Research at Yale
Watch Women's Health Research at Yale's webinar on how science drives discovery, how studying the biology and social experience of women makes it better, and how better science leads to better lives.
6 Oct 2020
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Quitting was never an option: Dr. Lynda E. Rosenfeld
Lynda Rosenfeld, MD, has witnessed remarkable changes over her career as a physician and mentor.
1 Oct 2020
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Register Now for WHRY's Oct. 1 Webinar on "The Way Forward"
Join us for a lively discussion of how science drives discovery, how studying the biology and social experience of women makes it better, and how better science leads to better lives.
9 Sep 2020
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Depression Affects Recovery in Peripheral Artery Disease
Women with peripheral artery disease (PAD) are almost twice as likely as their male counterparts to have depression.
Source: Medscape
1 Sep 2020
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The gender health gap: How did we end up with such health inequality for women?
Women around the country are feeling fobbed off and forgotten by their doctors, sometimes with disastrous results.
Source: Cosmopolitan
27 Aug 2020
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Depression may complicate recovery from peripheral artery disease
People with a vascular condition that commonly affects arteries in the legs could have a tougher road to recovery if they also have depression, according to a new study.
Source: The Hour
12 Aug 2020
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PAD Patients With Depression Had Worse Recovery, Women Twice As Likely To Be Depressed
Patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD) and depressive symptoms experience worse recovery especially women, compared to counterparts without depressive symptoms.
Source: Science Magazine
12 Aug 2020
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Depression, Depressive Symptoms Can Derail Peripheral Artery Disease Treatment
An analysis of PORTRAIT registry data indicates depression and presence of depressive symptoms can have a notable negative impact on management of peripheral artery disease.
Source: Practical Cardiology
12 Aug 2020
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Women and the Coronavirus Pandemic
As the country adapts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and prepares for a lengthy economic recovery, many women face unique challenges based on their roles and economic status.
20 Apr 2020
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Pregnant and Worried Amid COVID-19?
Yale Medicine Ob/Gyn specialists answer common questions about pregnancy and COVID-19
Source: YaleMedicine
20 Mar 2020
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Perspectives of Women in Science Lectureship: "Mechanism, Mentorship, and Physician-Scientist Development" by Dean Nancy J. Brown, MD, on March 4
Dean Nancy J. Brown, MD, will deliver a talk titled, "Mechanism, Mentorship, and Physician-Scientist Development" as the next Perspectives of Women in Science Lecture on Wednesday, March 4, 2020.
Source: YSM Events
26 Feb 2020
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Acute MI Symptom Clustering Differs in Men and Women: VIRGO
Single symptoms are similar but cluster differently in women, a finding that may explain why AMI is missed more frequently.
Source: TCT MD
21 Feb 2020