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The Department of Internal Medicine announces its newest incoming class of residents for Match Day 2025.

This series explores the broader implications of recently proposed changes in US policy and funding for science and public health in the US and around the globe. In this story, Dr. Sheela Shenoi discusses how potential cuts to USAID funding for primary care integration of HIV programs in Ukraine could lead to devastating consequences, especially for older adults with HIV. This threatens efforts to control the world's fastest growing HIV epidemic in Ukraine.

In a new Yale-led study, researchers showed that treatment with methadone in patients with HIV and opioid use disorder before they are released from prison resulted in substantially better HIV outcomes during the year following release.

Research examining health conditions unique to women, more prevalent in women, or affecting women differently than men have been at the heart of Women’s Health Research at Yale since its founding in 1998.