- May 12, 2020
Release Connecticut’s Prisoners? Health Experts, Activists Urge “Decarceration” to Slow Pandemic
- September 29, 2019Source: Healio
Low HIV transmission among recently incarcerated individuals living with HIV and SUDs
- July 31, 2019
$5.5 Million Grant Supports Study of Model to Integrate Treatments for Opioid Addiction, Infectious Diseases
- April 29, 2019Source: Contagion Live
Opioid Use Disorder Should Be Thought of Like an Infectious Disease, Experts Say
- October 18, 2018Source: MD Magazine
HIV Care, Viral Suppression Rates Decline After Release from Prison
- October 16, 2018Source: Yale Daily News
Study identifies predictors of HIV care retention
- October 09, 2018Source: NPR
After Prison, Many People Living With HIV Go Without Treatment
- August 17, 2018
A Call to Action: Addressing America’s Drug Epidemic
Yale Clinical & Community Research (YCCR)
Mission
The mission of Yale Clinical & Community Research (YCCR) is to advance knowledge through research at the interface of infectious diseases, substance abuse, and the criminal justice system. YCCR develops and evaluates interventions to enhance HIV treatment and prevention, treat substance use disorders, and develops innovative approaches to improving overall healthcare delivery in criminal justice settings.
We have completed a number of domestic and international research projects such as TRANSITIONS, CHOICES, INSPIRE, NEW HOPE, STRIDE, HARAPAN, PRIDE, AND AHORA-L.
International Research
We are conducting international research which encompasses the following projects: Harapan, Pride, ExMat, and Peru.
