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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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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
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Gigi Galiana offers Pro Tip to Young Scientists in Aperture exhibit
Galiana and the other women featured in the exhibit were asked to provide a statement about advice they would offer their younger self, what they would say to inspire the next generation of women, and what led them to choose their career path.
23 Jan 2020
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The Differences that Matter
Sex-and-gender differences have important effects on how we live our daily lives.
2 Jan 2020
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Dorothy Horstmann, MD, and Current Women Faculty Are Celebrated at Unveiling of Aperture 2
Faculty, students, and staff celebrated the achievements of women faculty on November 20 at the unveiling of an oil portrait of the late Dorothy Horstmann, MD, and the opening of Aperture 2: Portraits of Women Faculty in Medicine.
25 Nov 2019
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"Aperture 2: Portraits of Women Faculty in Medicine," and Dorothy Horstmann Portrait, Will Be Dedicated on Wednesday, Nov. 20
Come to a reception celebrating "Aperture 2: Portraits of Women Faculty in Medicine." This event opens the second part of a series of photographic portraits of women faculty on display on the second floor of Sterling Hall of Medicine. At this time, the portrait of Dorothy Horstmann, MD will be unveiled. A noted epidemiologist whose work on the poliovirus laid the groundwork for the development of a vaccine, in 1961 Dr. Horstmann became the first woman at the School of Medicine to earn tenure as a full professor.
11 Nov 2019
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Ensler to Give Keynote Speech at Women's Mental Health Conference at Yale on Oct. 25
Playwright, activist, performer, and feminist Eve Ensler, best known for her play “The Vagina Monologues,” will be the keynote speaker at the first Women’s Mental Health Conference at Yale to be held Friday, October 25, 2019, at Yale School of Medicine, 333 Cedar St.
16 Oct 2019
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Female Orgasm Is Evolution’s Happy Gift
Yale’s Gunter Wagner, the Alison Richard Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Professor Mihaela Pavlicev from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, have theorized that the orgasm is a sort of happy evolutionary gift inherited from older lineages of animals who only ovulate during copulation.
30 Sep 2019
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Musculoskeletal urgent care centers in Connecticut restrict Medicaid patients based on policy and location
A new study published in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, found that Medicaid patients may be denied care at Orthopedic walk-in clinics because of the insurance they carry.
18 Sep 2019
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Focus on the Future
Supporting advances in women's health is one of the most significant ways you can influence the future.
17 Sep 2019
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Transforming Medical Research and Practice
Women's Health Research at Yale is transforming medical research and practice to ensure the study of women and examine health differences between women and men.
17 Sep 2019
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Once-Common Hysterectomy Technique Linked to Worse Uterine Cancer Outcomes
Every year, nearly 700,000 American women have surgery to remove their uterus (hysterectomy) or uterine fibroids (myomectomy). A laparoscopic surgical technique once commonly used in these procedures could be worsening the outcomes for women who have undiagnosed uterine cancer at the time of the procedure, Yale Cancer Center scientists report in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
16 Sep 2019
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Faculty Five: Carrie Swigart, MD
Faculty Five is an interview series providing insights into what motivates our physicians.
13 Sep 2019
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Second-year resident launches podcast to highlight the impact of women in Orthopaedics
“She Can Fix It” a podcast by Dr. Alana Munger, looks at the challenges women face and the opportunities for women to shape the field.
11 Sep 2019
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Preventing HIV/AIDS Through Data-Driven Play
A WHRY research project has received new funding to translate the game, called One Night Stan, from a role-playing card game into a videogame intervention prototype designed to empower adolescent black girls to take charge of their health.
10 Sep 2019
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Celebrating women at Yale, from the first grads to tomorrow's trailblazers
Yale celebrates a year of women — from the first women grads and undergrads to the trailblazers of tomorrow
Source: Yale News
10 Sep 2019
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Postdocs Organize First Ever Female Leaders in Science Workshop at Yale
This summer Yale hosted its first Women Leaders in Science Course for women postdocs.Facilitated by HFP Consulting and spearheaded by Genetics Postdoctoral Fellow Sara Gallini from the Greco Lab, the workshop brought together fifteen women postdocs with the goal of providing a path for further empowerment and professional growth within Yale School of Medicine.
9 Sep 2019