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2024 Yale Ob/Gyn Holiday Party
A photo recap
15 Dec 2024
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Preserving Hope: Fertility Care for Patients with Cancer and Hematological Disorders
Preserving Hope: Fertility Care for Patients with Cancer and Hematological Disorders
14 Oct 2024
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Living With Endometriosis: a Personal Perspective; a Professional Passion
Hear how a medical student lives with endometriosis - an often misdiagnosed disease - and why physicians and researchers are driven to change perception.
9 May 2024
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15 Yale Ob/Gyn Physicians Named "Top Doctors" For 2024
Connecticut Magazine names 15 Yale Ob/Gyn physicians in their 2024 "Top Doctors'" list.
2 May 2024
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Talking To Your Child About Central Precocious Puberty
Puberty can affect how your child looks, feels, and acts. And when it happens too early, kids may get confused or embarrassed. You and your doctor can help talk them through the process.
Source: WebMD
14 Jan 2024
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Congratulations: MHS-Med Ed Pathway Graduates & Med Ed Fellows!
The MHS-Medical Education Pathway Degree Program’s 2023 graduates received their diplomas on May 31, while the Medical Education Fellows were honored on Yale School of Medicine's Med Ed Day for completing their program.
15 Jun 2023
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Support for Ukraine's trauma victims
Yale School of Medicine doctors and researchers with friends and family in Ukraine have organized to raise funds and equipment for overwhelmed hospitals in the embattled country.
22 May 2023
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Ukrainian Doctors Receive Training at Yale; Inspire American Colleagues
The doctors, who all live in regions of Ukraine under heavy bombardment, described delivering babies in basements by the light of cell phone screens and caring for soldiers and civilians with catastrophic injuries.
Source: Yale MacMillan Center
3 May 2023
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Yale Psychiatry Faculty Facilitate Trauma Training for Ukrainian Clinicians
A group of Yale Psychiatry researchers and clinicians recently traveled to Ukraine to ensure that their colleagues have the tools they need to care for both themselves and their patients in the wake of widespread wartime trauma.
26 Apr 2023
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Visiting Ukrainian Doctors to Discuss Country’s Health Care Needs During April 24 Panel Discussion
A group of doctors working near the front lines in Ukraine will discuss their experiences and health care needs in the war-torn region during a special panel discussion on April 24 in the Yale School of Public Health’s Winslow Auditorium. The hour-long event starts at noon and is open to the public.
17 Apr 2023
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Faculty Honored By New Haven County Medical Association
Yale School of Medicine (YSM) faculty Irina Esterlis, PhD; Alla Vash-Margita, MD, FACOG; and Andrey Zinchuk, MD, MHS; were honored with the Distinguished Service Award from the New Haven County Medical Association at their 2022 annual meeting for their efforts to support Ukraine.
15 Feb 2023
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Painful Periods and a Double Uterus: A Teen's Struggle With Mullerian Anomalies
Yale gynecologist helps diagnose and treat a teenager with a rare condition.
Source: Yale Medicine
19 Jul 2022
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YSM Faculty Stand United For Ukraine
Doctors United for Ukraine has been creative with getting supplies to hospitals in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, and Dnipro. They connected with local organizations, such as St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church in New Haven, for advice. After trying a few different routes to get materials sent, they determined it was quickest to buy supplies in Poland or Ukraine and hire someone to deliver the materials to Ukrainian physicians.
5 May 2022
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Rally for Ukraine at Yale School of Medicine
Yevheniia Ishchenko, a postdoctoral associate at Yale School of Medicine (YSM), had organized this March 3 gathering, to demonstrate solidarity and support for Ukraine and members of the community from Ukraine.
7 Mar 2022
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Can Teens Get Endometriosis?
Medical experts don’t know for sure what causes endometriosis, but there are many possibilities, including retrograde menstrual flow (when endometrial tissue shed during a woman’s period inadvertently goes through the fallopian tube into other parts of the body), genetic factors, and hormone problems.
Source: Yale Medicine
18 Mar 2021
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Women and the Post-Modern 'Period'
Once only discussed in hushed voices with euphemisms such as “the curse,” “that time of the month,” or “Aunt Flo,” the monthly period, as a topic, is becoming less taboo. Menstruation should not be a cause for embarrassment or shame, advocates say.
Source: Yale Medicine
26 Jan 2021
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2020 Evelyn G. Laufer Award
2020 Evelyn G. Laufer Award
2 Jul 2020
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Yale’s clinical practice welcomes new physicians
Yale Medical Group (YMG) is growing with more new physicians expected to come on board in the next several months. This month YMG extends a warm welcome the following new providers to our practice.
28 Oct 2014