Search Results < Yale School of Medicine

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Enabling research through technology
In 2013, YSM became the first institution to successfully integrate electronic health records with a clinical trials management system. The effort is paying off.
1 Jul 2019
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Taking aim at sickle cell disease—an unfairly neglected malady
1 Jul 2019
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A champion for human rights gives back
1 Jul 2019
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The narrow gap between animal and human viruses
1 Jul 2019
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Brain bank aids theories on genetics and post-traumatic stress disorder
Yale researchers use a massive brain-tissue repository, or “brain bank,” at the VA’s National Center for PTSD to postulate generalizations about the genetic origins of the condition and its physiological characteristics.
24 Apr 2019
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Decreasing the cost of health care, one ride at a time
14 May 2018
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New strategies for combating the opioid epidemic
Doctors and community advocates have worked together to combat the epidemic of substance use disorder.
15 Mar 2018
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How treatment for addiction came out of the Dark Ages
Non-addictive pain medication has changed how experts approach therapy for substance use disorders.
15 Mar 2018
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A career fighting infectious disease
Physician and Connecticut state epidemiologist James Hadler sees the public as his patient.
15 Sep 2008
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A new Yale initiative promotes health issues as a tool of diplomacy
15 Apr 2008
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Yale scientist finds two genetic anomalies linked to macular degeneration
15 Apr 2007
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Water is life
An EPH alumna works to bring water to the remote Azawak region of Niger, where drought is devastating a traditional, nomadic way of life.
15 Jan 2007
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Years after gas attack, the horror lingers in an Iranian town, EPH alumna finds
15 Jan 2007
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When animals sound a warning
Under a new center, ecologists and epidemiologists try to understand the interactions among humans, environment and disease.
15 Apr 2006
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Rigging the roulette wheel to slow the spread of viruses
15 Apr 2006
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“Breaking the back of polio”
Working in a Yale laboratory in the 1940s, Dorothy Horstmann solved a puzzle that would lead to the first polio vaccine.
15 Sep 2005
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“The silent scourge of development”
In the Senegalese village of Mbagam, health worker Fatou Kine Manga fines those who enter the waters of the Senegal River. Despite her warnings to others, Manga admits to breaking her own rule. “Even me, I go to the river!”
15 Jul 2005
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Senegal at a glance
15 Jul 2005
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A disease of poverty and progress
15 Jul 2005
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From medicine to media, a doctor extends his reach
15 Jul 2005