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ASRM Announces Hugh Taylor, MD as New President
ASRM Announces Hugh Taylor, MD as New President
Source: ASRM
21 Oct 2020
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A Pregnancy Ended by COVID-19 Informs New Understanding and Protocols
A Pregnancy Ended by COVID-19 Informs New Understanding and Protocols
17 Sep 2020
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Yale OB COVID Study Makes the Cover of JCI
Yale OB COVID Study Makes the Cover of JCI
Source: Journal of Clinical Investigation
1 Sep 2020
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Clinical Science Award for Oral Presentation from ESHRE
Clinical Science Award for Oral Presentation from ESHRE
9 Jul 2020
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2020 Evelyn G. Laufer Award
2020 Evelyn G. Laufer Award
2 Jul 2020
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Nature Medicine's COVID-19 Research in Brief: 9 May to 15 May, 2020
Nature Medicine summarizes all the research you need to know to keep on top of how science is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Nature Medicine
29 May 2020
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They Evoke Darth Vader, but These Masks May Save Your Doctor's Life
They Evoke Darth Vader, but These Masks May Save Your Doctor's Life
Source: The New York Times
27 May 2020
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Hospital study finds few pregnant women without symptoms have coronavirus
Hospital study finds few pregnant women without symptoms have coronavirus
Source: New Haven Register
27 May 2020
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Coronavirus infection among asymptomatic pregnant women may be low, CT study finds
COVID-19 infection among asymptomatic pregnant women may be low, according to a study by Yale New Haven Health.
Source: WFSB
26 May 2020
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Giving birth in hospital 'incredibly safe' during pandemic with right precautions, study finds
Just 3% of asymptomatic pregnant women ready to deliver were coronavirus positive outside NYC, a new analysis shows.
Source: TODAY
26 May 2020
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New study: Asymptomatic coronavirus infections among pregnant women may be less common than feared
A new study suggests that asymptomatic coronavirus infections among pregnant women may be less common than previously feared – at least outside of New York City. An earlier report found that more than 13% of admitted pregnant patients at two New York City hospitals had asymptomatic infections, which made the case for universal testing of women before childbirth. The new study, though, looked at more than 750 pregnant women who were admitted to hospitals in southern Connecticut without symptoms in April. 22 of those women tested positive for the virus.
Source: CNN
26 May 2020
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Carocari Gift to Support Dr. Schwartz’s Ovarian Cancer Research
Deborah Carocari was only 36 when she was diagnosed with a rare form of advanced but low-grade ovarian cancer. At that time she received a prognosis of several months to a year from her physician, Peter Schwartz, MD, now the John Slade Ely Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences and Vice Chair, Gynecology. Debbie went on to defy those odds and battle the cancer for the next two decades. Although she ultimately succumbed to the disease, a generous gift from her estate is now making possible further ovarian cancer research by Dr. Schwartz.
7 May 2020
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Pregnant and Worried Amid COVID-19?
Yale Medicine Ob/Gyn specialists answer common questions about pregnancy and COVID-19
Source: YaleMedicine
20 Mar 2020
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Taylor Receives the “Distinguished Scientist Award” from Society for Reproductive Investigation for 2020
The 2020 Society for Reproductive Investigation “Distinguished Scientist Award” is given to Hugh S. Taylor, MD, chair of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at Yale.
9 Mar 2020
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Innovations and Discoveries on the Horizon
On the evening of November 20, Dr. Hugh Taylor welcomed just over 20 guests to an intimate event at the Boyer Center, focusing on the department’s advances for women in gynecological cancer research and infertility. It was an inspiring opportunity for all the guests to gain a more nuanced understanding of the many contributions the Department has made—and is poised to continue make—in these critical aspects of women’s health.
20 Nov 2019
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Aileen Gariepy MD, MPH, FACOG, MHS Received a 2019 Outstanding Research Award at the Society of Family Planning Annual Meeting
Aileen Gariepy MD, MPH, FACOG, MHS Received a 2019 Outstanding Research Award at the Society of Family Planning Annual Meeting
12 Nov 2019
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Dr. Hugh Taylor Named President Elect of ASRM
Dr. Hugh Taylor has been named president-elect of ASRM, and presided over ASRM meeting as Vice President.
22 Oct 2019
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September is Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month
Gynecologic cancers kill close to 30,000 women each year in the U.S., but many of those deaths can be avoided through prevention and awareness.
Source: Fox 61
24 Sep 2019
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Bone Marrow May Be the Missing Piece of the Fertility Puzzle
A woman’s bone marrow may determine her ability to start and sustain a pregnancy, report Yale researchers.
13 Sep 2019
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Doctors working on better HPV vaccination coverage for pre-teens and teens
The vaccine for Human Papilloma Virus, according to recent studies, is working better than expected, even though vaccination rates in both Connecticut and the country are stagnating well below the target rate. To increase those rates, health experts are recommending doctors urge parents to get the vaccine for their pre-teens and teenagers as part of a back-to-school checkup.
Source: Fox 61
5 Sep 2019