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Connecticut DPH Extends COVID Testing Partnership with Yale Pathology Labs Through June 2023
The state of Connecticut Department of Public Health recently extended its agreement with Yale Pathology Labs to provide COVID testing on the New Haven Green and perform Whole Genome Sequencing testing on positive COVID samples to help inform lineage and variants in our region.
3 Aug 2022
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Association of Distress Due to Systemic Racism and Racial Disparities With Psychopathology and Suicidal Ideation Among US Veterans During the COVID-19 Pandemic
A team of Yale Psychiatry researchers analyzed data from a national sample of US veterans to examine the prevalence of perceived systemic racism and racial disparities in COVID-19–related health outcomes and the association of racism-related distress with internalizing and externalizing psychopathology and suicidal ideation during the pandemic.
Source: The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
2 Aug 2022
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Explainer: What are benefits and risks of Paxlovid to treat Biden's COVID?
The antiviral drug Paxlovid ha been shown to reduce the risk of severe disease in high-risk patients if taken within the first five days of infection.
Source: Reuters
21 Jul 2022
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What a long COVID diagnosis means when your doctor knows little more than Google
Will long COVID cause a "tsunami of devastation?" Some doctors don't believe the hype, but they do believe patients.
Source: Salon
16 Jun 2022
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Best wishes to Dr. Hyung Chun
After 13 years at Yale, Hyung Chun, MD, is joining Foresite Capital.
15 Jun 2022
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Got Long COVID?
Medical expertise is vital to effective treatment and recovery can take time
Source: Judith Graham
11 Jun 2022
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Long Covid is a ‘national crisis.’ So why are grants taking so long to get?
$1.2 billion NIH effort lacks urgency and transparency, critics charge
Source: Science Magazine
10 Jun 2022
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Yale Faculty, Affiliates to Study Effects of Remote Learning During Pandemic
Four Yale Department of Psychiatry faculty and affiliates will conduct a study for the Connecticut Department of Education to examine the effects of remote learning on students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 Jun 2022
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Data suggests Connecticut’s COVID death toll has been larger than official numbers say
Connecticut has recorded 10,972 COVID-19 deaths over the past two years. The pandemic’s true death toll might be even higher.
Source: Shelton Herald
4 Jun 2022
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Omicron more deadly; delayed cancer screening results
The new director of the Yale Cancer Center talks about a disturbing trend. More advanced cancers are being detected because so many people put off screenings during the pandemic. “In 2020, women weren’t getting mammograms, men and women weren’t getting colonoscopies,” explains Dr. Eric Winer. He says aside from missing key screenings for cancer, people also are neglecting other health aspects. “There are many people who when they found an initial problem or developed a symptom just tended to delay coming in,” Winer said.
Source: WTNH
23 May 2022
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'It's not going to be over': Experts say COVID could stick around in CT this summer and beyond
When the Northeast emerged from the COVID-19 wave that killed thousands of residents this winter, experts voiced guarded optimism about the months to come.
Source: CT Insider
20 May 2022
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What’s Going on With the Testing Requirement for Travel?
The requirement to test for Covid before flying to the United States is hated by many travelers and the U.S. travel industry. But the government shows no sign of getting rid of it.
Source: The New York Times
19 May 2022
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‘That’s Just Part of Aging’: Long Covid Symptoms Are Often Overlooked in Seniors
Nearly 18 months after getting covid-19 and spending weeks in the hospital, Terry Bell struggles with hanging up his shirts and pants after doing the laundry.
Source: Kaiser Health News
18 May 2022
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The Answer to Stopping the Coronavirus May Be Up the Nose
The Covid-19 vaccines authorized for use today were developed at unprecedented speed and surpassed expectations in how well they worked. The billions of people who are protected by them have avoided severe symptoms, hospitalization and deaths. These vaccines are a scientific success beyond measure. And yet they could be even better.
Source: The New York Times
16 May 2022
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Long COVID and Cognitive Dysfunction: Searching for Answers
Gilbert H. Glaser professor of Neurology and chief of the Division of Neurological Infections and Global Neurology Serena Spudich, MD shares her knowledge of cognitive dysfunction in long-COVID patients, research conducted in her COVID Mind Study and Yale program, and what treatment options are currently available.
Source: TheBodyPro
16 May 2022
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Growing evidence links air pollution exposure and covid-19 risk
Scientists say there is another risk factor that may increase the likelihood of contracting the coronavirus and the possibility that it will lead to a poor outcome: exposure to air pollution.
Source: The Washington Post
13 May 2022
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Researchers Using Autopsies of COVID Victims to Learn More
Dr. Harold Sanchez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology at Yale School of Medicine and Director of Autopsy Services, said autopsies performed at hospitals and medical examiner’s offices are an important part of COVID-19 research efforts.
Source: WTNH
13 May 2022
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4 questions about long Covid experts wish they could answer
Harlan Krumholz and Akiko Iwasaki race to understand what exactly long Covid is and its risk factors.
Source: Vox
12 May 2022
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COVID-19 Treatments: What We Know So Far
These medicines can protect people at high risk for severe illness from COVID-19.
Source: YaleMedicine.org
6 May 2022
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Four Yale Researchers Honored at the 2022 Association for Clinical and Translational Science Awards
The collaboration that advanced the discovery of ketamine as a treatment for depression was among four Yale award winners at the Association for Clinical and Translational Science (ACTS) annual meeting held in Chicago from April 20 through 22.
2 May 2022