Yale Program in Addiction Medicine
The Yale Program in Addiction Medicine works to expand access to and improve effectiveness of diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and harm reduction services for substance use. Our efforts span clinical practice, research, education, and policy. We provide evidence-based clinical care, conduct rigorous and innovative research, train the next generation of addiction specialists, and engage in policy and advocacy initiatives at the local, state, and national levels.
Mission, Vision & Values
About Us
Built on over 30 years of pioneering research, the Yale Program in Addiction Medicine is internationally recognized for developing innovative treatment models, providing state-of-the-art training, and attracting leaders in the field.
Upcoming Addiction Medicine Rounds
Jan 202514Tuesday
- EveryoneE. Jennifer Edelman, MD, MHS, BSThis session will be held virtually via Zoom. Register at the link provided.
Jan 202528Tuesday
- EveryoneStephen Murray, MPH, NRPThis session will be held virtually via Zoom. Register at the link provided.
Feb 202511Tuesday
- EveryoneHansel Tookes, MD, MPHThis session will be held virtually via Zoom. Registration link forthcoming.
Mar 202511Tuesday
- EveryoneSara N Edmond, PhDThis session will be held virtually via Zoom. Registration link forthcoming.
Mar 202525Tuesday
- EveryoneGideon Lasco, MD, PhDThis session will be held virtually via Zoom. Registration link forthcoming.
Latest News
- January 06, 2025
Request for Nominations: 2025 Iva Dostanic Award
- December 24, 2024Source: CT Mirror
CT Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee slow to distribute funds
- December 05, 2024Source: Newsweek
Fentanyl Overdoses Remain High—Is Harm Reduction the Solution?
- December 05, 2024Source: MSN
Fentanyl Overdoses Remain High-Is Harm Reduction the Solution?
- December 03, 2024
Yale Faculty Receive Grant Funding To Help Ensure Health Care for Incarcerated People Upon Release Into the Community
- December 02, 2024
Fostering the Humanity in Medicine