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The Department of Internal Medicine is pleased to welcome the following new staff, faculty, postdoctoral fellows, postdoctoral associates, and postgraduate fellows who joined the team in April 2024.
It's the counterintuitive stuff in epidemiology that always really interests me. One intuition many of us have is that if a risk factor is significantly associated with an outcome, knowledge of that risk factor would help to predict that outcome. Makes sense. Feels right. But it's not right. Not always. Watch F. Perry Wilson, MD, explain on Medscape.
Peter Aronson, MD, C.N.H. Long Professor of Medicine (Nephrology) and professor of cellular and molecular physiology gave the Lee E. Farr MD Endowed Lectureship at Yale School of Medicine’s annual Student Research Day on May 7. Using his own experiences as examples in his lecture titled From Sugar to Salt to Stones: Serendipitous Journey as Mentee and Mentor, Aronson noted the importance of chance events and serendipitous research findings in determining the course of his academic development and research career.
On May 7, 2024, students and faculty mentors were celebrated at Yale School of Medicine’s (YSM) Student Research Day, an annual tradition at YSM since 1988.
On May 7, 48 staff members from the Department of Internal Medicine were recognized for service anniversaries.
18 Yale School of Medicine faculty were selected as the second longitudinal coach cohort.
On April 23, a portrait honoring former Yale School of Medicine Dean Robert J. Alpern, MD, was unveiled at the Yale Medical Historical Library.
Good preventive health care could be key to an early diagnosis.
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology), discusses potential predictors of Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis, among other topics.
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, discusses a study that compares hospital mortality and readmission rates by physician and patient sex.
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology), discusses the harms of using stigmatizing language in medical notes.
Lisa Korn, MD, PhD, instructor of medicine (rheumatology, allergy and immunology) has been selected to receive the 2024 Iva Dostanic, MD, PhD, Physician-Scientist Trainee Award.
With the permission of Yale School of Medicine, the Department of Internal Medicine’s leadership recommended that the voting privileges of professors in the academic clinician track be expanded to include all faculty appointments and promotions during the A&P process. The senior and tenured faculty has officially voted to approve this change as a new departmental policy.
Yale faculty and trainees will present clinical research at the upcoming American College of Cardiology Scientific Meeting.
John N. Forrest Jr., MD, professor emeritus of medicine (nephrology), died on March 19. He was 85.
If you lead initiatives but are also required to take orders from upper management, you are most likely a middle manager. Middle managers often get a bad rap, often having to do more with less. Our guest today is Dr. Aldo Peixoto, a physician leader in a large health care system where he frequently finds himself “in the middle”. Experts suggest middle managers are needed to increase organizational clarity and accountability. Listen to this interview and notice the subtle ways you can lead with impact from the middle.
Announcing the new 2024 residents in Yale Internal Medicine's Primary Care Residency Program.
A big welcome to our 2024 residents in the Combined Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program!
We are thrilled to announce the 2024 residents in the Yale-Waterbury Internal Medicine Residency Program!
Congratulations to the incoming residents in our Traditional Residency Program! We are excited to have you join us in New Haven!