Yale Medicine Magazine

A series of four photoshoots—one dating to 2019; the remainder taken during the pandemic—show the contrast of life on campus.

With the bulk of human science dedicated to understanding COVID-19 and designing a vaccine against it, a normally lengthy process was cut from years to months.

Sanitizing air and surfaces has always been a top priority for doctors and research laboratories. Environmental Health and Safety technicians had a significant if quiet role to play behind the scenes when COVID-19 struck.

Yale School of Medicine students encountered a shifting curriculum and new ways of learning as the school made changes to blunt the impact of COVID-19.

The pandemic changed many aspects of people’s lives, including working at home for an indefinite period of time. Students, faculty, and staff described benefits from the change, while lamenting what had been lost.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Yale affiliates’ preprint service dramatically speeds the availability of medical research.

Faces of the Pandemic is an ongoing portrait photography project documenting the experiences of essential health care workers throughout the pandemic—an unprecedented time for Yale’s medical community, the nation, and the world. It is meant to show appreciation for these individuals and provide..

Christina Chia Price’s ancestors and extended family members work in health care. That network has helped her excel in her chosen field—immunology.

YSM’s 2021 reunion occurred virtually, honoring the connections that classmates and alumni built over years and decades in spite of the pandemic.

Joanna Radin, a professor of the history of medicine, has written about how people in the past imagined medicine’s life-changing potential.