Yale Medicine Magazine

Jennifer Czincz of Yale’s SHARE Center draws part of her inspiration for helping people from her father’s experiences of the Holocaust—and his ability to move forward from the nightmare.

Among other advances, new RNA treatments may hold the key to fighting one of the foremost scourges of warmer climates.

Professor Marney White’s Coursera class on establishing healthy patterns of behavior helps students build emotional resiliency and improved mental health.

Well known for his nationally significant work with Yale University’s endowment, David F. Swensen made an impact on Yale School of Medicine. He received treatment at Smilow Cancer Hospital.

Class of ’92 graduate Kenneth Rosenzweig talks about what led him to a career in medicine, and how lessons about leadership he gathered at Yale School of Medicine have stood him in good stead.

A conviction about in the practical utility of basic science guided Joan Steitz’s research into RNA, and she never doubted that research would someday benefit humanity.

Clinicians and researchers at Yale School of Medicine are starting podcasts to connect with audiences. One such podcast involves two prominent YSM faculty members who are also old friends.

The causes of acne skin lesions are still unclear, as are their relationship to underlying immunological conditions. Treatments exist for the physical damage, and for the psychological trauma of scarring.

Telemedicine and Telehealth have been feasible options for patients for years. A study highlighted dermatology's successful pandemic-era transition to distance care, increasing throughput and giving dermatologists more options to see patients.

Scientists at YSM are keeping track of social media trends, looking for signs of emergent symptoms or conditions that may be good targets for research. Self-diagnosed patients on Facebook helped start meaningful research into "Long COVID."