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Yale Drug use, Addiction, and HIV Research Scholars (DAHRS)

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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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How Does CBD Affect Women? WHRY Fills Gaps in the Science of an Exploding Market
Dr. Sarah Lichenstein is leading a study on how CBD may affect behavior and the brain to determine how it affects women and if it affects women and men differently.
17 Mar 2021
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WHRY and Elevate Expand Help for Women and Families in Need
Recognizing the urgent need to ensure the health of women in our communities, Women’s Health Research at Yale and Elevate, the university’s health policy lab, are collaborating to deploy interventions grounded in the latest and most reliable research directly to women and families.
17 Mar 2021
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Paying it Forward for the Health of Women
Naming WHRY as the beneficiary of a charitable gift annuity ensures support for WHRY’s mission to improve the health of women and the community while balancing financial, philanthropic, and family goals.
17 Mar 2021
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Research Begun by WHRY Continues to Show Possible Pathway to Derail Dementia
Research is revealing the mechanisms that underlie the role of estradiol in memory so that next generation treatments for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias can specifically target these mechanisms and avoid the potential for negative side effects of systemic estrogen therapy.
17 Mar 2021
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Equality Starts with Recognizing Inequality
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed with new clarity the persisting divide that has left women — and particularly women of color — more vulnerable to disease, death, and economic turmoil.
17 Mar 2021
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WHRY and the Renewal of Science
In important ways, all facets of WHRY’s mission converged in how the center joined in, supported, and led parts of the mobilization to combat the coronavirus.
17 Mar 2021
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Does it Matter if Your Doctor Looks Like You?
How important is patient-provider concordance?
12 Mar 2021
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Women consistently experience longer delays in care, worse outcomes following a life-threatening heart attack
STEMI outcomes continue to be considerably worse for women than men, according to a review of more than 56 different studies.
Source: Cardiovascular Business
4 Mar 2021
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The Head and The Heart: Why the Relationship Between Mental Health and Heart Disease Matters
Even as February’s American Heart Month has ended, that the importance of heart health is not limited to one month. Particularly concerning women.
1 Mar 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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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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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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No More Manels!
Conference panels have too-often neglected to include the voices of non-male scientists.
19 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