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Howard Koh '77 has spent his long career in public health. Focusing on a particular project helped him achieve results in government, health care, and academia.
Most people attend medical school to become physicians; some, however, use their degrees to pursue other goals.
On a Match Day interrupted by quarantine, enterprising fourth year students found a way to close the social distance keeping them apart from faculty, friends, and family.
Administrators and students at Yale School of Medicine find new ways to keep medical education going strong during social distancing and the COVID-19 crisis.
Linda Armstrong, MD '88, a pulmonologist and Head of Novartis' Global Respiratory Development Unit, has been pursuing an interest in science and medicine since a summertime high school laboratory job.
Faculty, students, and staff attended the unveiling of a portrait of the late Dorothy Horstmann, MD, which coincided with the opening of "Aperture 2: Portraits of Women Faculty in Medicine."
Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science combines medicine, engineering, and problem-solving to increase the reliability of orthopaedic devices.
For patients suffering from genetic disorders or diseases that may be cured by a combination of three new technologies, the clinical applications can’t come quickly enough.
In 1928, with enthusiastic support by then-dean Milton C. Winternitz, Yale School of Medicine students founded the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, which is still run by students today. This spring they celebrated the journal's 90th anniversary of continuous publication.
Alumni returned to campus for their reunion and explored some of the recent upgrades and improvements that had been made since their last visit—or, in some cases, since their time as medical students.
At the recent reunion, YSM alumni were treated to lectures by faculty about vaping and cell death.
