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Yale Researchers Tackle Ovarian Cancer and Heart Attacks in WHRY-Funded Studies
A closer look at two of Women’s Health Research at Yale's four newly funded studies.
26 Sep 2016
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Yale Medicine physicians are among Connecticut’s ‘Top Doctors’
Connecticut Magazine’s 2016 Top Doctors listing includes 60 Yale Medical Group physicians.
1 Apr 2016
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Stopping a Zombie: The Truth about Estrogen and Heart Disease
Lost in the reporting of the negative outcomes associated with combined hormone replacement therapy were results for the estrogen-only therapy in women without a uterus that told a far more beneficial story.
30 Oct 2015
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Stress linked to worse recovery in women after heart attack
Young and middle-aged women experience more stress than their male counterparts, which could contribute to worse recovery from acute myocardial infarction (AMI), according to new findings by Yale School of Medicine researchers and their colleagues.
11 Feb 2015
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46 Yale doctors make New York magazine’s best list
They include a diversity of specialists.
10 Jun 2014
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Complex special care for the smallest patients
The Yale Fetal Care Center has top specialists, the latest technologies, and an impressive reputation. The focus is on helping patients start life as healthy as possible.
1 May 2014
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How to Enhance EHR Use Measures to Mitigate Clinician Burnout
Scientifically tracking EHR use measures could improve clinician well-being and ultimately mitigate clinician burden.
Source: Xtelligent Healthcare Media
13 Apr 2021
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Policy change is an essential strategy to improving cardiovascular health for all
American Heart Association celebrates 40 years of public policy advocacy and recommits to prioritizing policies that achieve greater health equity.
Source: American Heart Association
12 Apr 2021
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New mural in NEKC brings attention to peripheral artery disease
A new mural will be unveiled in the Northeast area of Kansas City, Missouri, to help educate and raise awareness about peripheral artery disease.
Source: Dos Mundos
9 Apr 2021
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Indian American Rohan Khera awarded career development grant
Grant allows Yale researcher to develop automated tools for better heart healthcare.
Source: The American Bazaar
7 Apr 2021
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Claudicants Go Further With Rigorous Home-Based Exercise
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) patients with intermittent claudication could walk better after a year of regular home-based exercise at high intensity, researchers reported.
Source: MedPage Today
6 Apr 2021
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Artists bring awareness to vascular disease through new Northeast mural
Medical researchers and artists are sharing an important message about vascular health with Northeast Kansas City through art.
Source: Northeast News
6 Apr 2021
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Concept of Nanoconfinement Improves Sensitivity and Safety of a Life-saving Diagnostic Contrast Agent
The Yale-led research team found that when packaged in a nanoparticle, CT contrast agents, such as iodine, increased the absorption of X-rays.
6 Apr 2021
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Want to help fight for health justice? It may be time to listen
A pandemic, protests and politics have highlighted the nation's long-standing, deep-seated racial issues and how they affect the health of millions of Americans.
Source: American Heart Association News
6 Apr 2021
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Yale music teacher’s chest pains became a year of battling COVID
Richard Gard, who has experienced the lingering health effects of COVID-19 after his hospitalization at Yale New Haven Hospital for COVID-19 in March 2020, is held by his wife, Evelyn, at their home.
Source: New Haven Register
5 Apr 2021
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AI in Cardiology: Where We Are Now and Where to Go Next
From imaging to risk assessment, AI-based tech may free up time for doctoring while improving patient care, but hurdles remain.
Source: tctmd
30 Mar 2021
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Heart Warnings You Should Never Ignore, Say Doctors
Spot these symptoms of heart failure and act before it’s too late.
Source: Eat This, Not That!
29 Mar 2021
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New Mural to Promote Vascular Health in Historic Northeast Kansas City
In early April, four Kansas City artists will begin creating a mural in the Paseo Gateway neighborhoods of historic Northeast Kansas City, Mo., designed to educate and raise awareness about a critical yet little known community health issue – peripheral artery disease (commonly known as PAD).
Source: Show Me PAD
26 Mar 2021
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Outcomes Worse in Patients with Persistent Conduction Abnormalities after TAVR
Recent advances in TAVR have enabled lower-risk patients to benefit from this therapy. However, post-TAVR complications with the heart’s electrical impulses, known as conduction abnormalities, continue to undermine the next generation of valve repair devices.
25 Mar 2021
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Heart Rhythm Society’s Online Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Course Now Available
A distance-learning course on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is now available on Heart Rhythm 365 for free.
25 Mar 2021