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Yale Pathology Faculty Members Recognized as Top Doctors
Several faculty members in the Department of Pathology at Yale School of Medicine have been recognized as among the Top Doctors in Connecticut.
1 May 2024
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Connecticut Magazine’s 2023 “Top Doctors” issue recognizes 81 Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center physicians
Each year, Connecticut Magazine recognizes some of the state’s best physicians, who provide exceptional care for patients, with its annual “Top Doctors” issue. This year’s list includes 82 physicians from Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center, the only National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center in the state.
1 May 2023
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Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital physicians recognized as Connecticut Magazine 'Best Doctors'
Connecticut Magazine has named 87 Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital physicians to its 2022 Best Doctors guide.
3 May 2022
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Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital physicians recognized as Connecticut Magazine 'Best Doctors'
Connecticut Magazine has named 90 Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital physicians to its 2021 Best Doctors guide. Published in the magazine’s June issue, the 'Best Doctors' list consists of more than 1,500 Connecticut physicians from nearly 40 medical specialties.
2 Jun 2021
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A new pathology chair is named, will arrive in March
Chen Liu, MD, PhD, will become chair of the Department of Pathology at Yale School of Medicine and chief of Pathology at Yale New Haven Hospital, effective March 1, 2020. Liu comes to Yale from Rutgers University, where since 2015 he has been professor and chair of pathology, immunology, and..
20 Jan 2020
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Human body as machine
To understand biomedical engineering, says Jon S. Morrow, Ph.
12 Feb 2016
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Lincoln’s gait, errant gene
Abraham Lincoln’s gawky gait may have been the result of a neurodegenerative disorder that causes a loss of coordination in the hands and arms and that he likely inherited from his paternal grandparents. Now, a Yale-led study published in March inProceedings of the National Academy of..
26 Nov 2010
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Yale Study Provides Insights into Cause of Abraham Lincoln’s Awkward Gait
A Yale-led study reveals, for the first time, the process by which a particular genetic mutation causes seizures and ataxia, the neurodegenerative disorder believed to have afflicted Abraham Lincoln. The study appears online in the Early Edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
15 Mar 2010
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Pathologist honored with symposium
Michael Kashgarian, M. D.
15 Jan 2009
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The final chapter
Shortly after lunch on a midsummer’s day, Charles Slater felt ill. Complaining of indigestion, the 55-year-old administrator at a New Haven-area social services center headed home.
15 Apr 2006
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Targeting cancer by subtype
Drawing from an archive of 3 million tissue samples, Yale investigators are applying the latest in microarray technology to hunt down cures for tumors that resist treatment.
15 Jan 2002
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From autopsy suite, a treasure trove of "post-mortemism"
Before photography became the standard for capturing images of important anatomical findings, pathology departments hired specially trained illustrators to create visual materials for teaching and recording medical knowledge. One of the most gifted among them was Armin Bismark Hemberger, whose..
15 Sep 2001
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Faculty Practice elects governors
The Yale Faculty Practice, the multi-specialty academic medical practice composed of over 650 School of Medicine faculty members, has elected its first board of governors, choosing 10 physicians to set policy and oversee clinical and business activities. David J.
15 Jul 2000
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Deconstructing education
The breathtaking discoveries of the last three decades and rapid change across all of medicine have called traditional models of education into question. At Yale, the debate is in full swing.
15 Apr 2000
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With an eye for detail, an expert on the lung shares his life’s work
In a basement office in Brady Memorial Laboratory, the evidence of a half-century of lung cancer research clutters the shelves, pours from filing cabinets and covers the desk and nearly every flat surface. The remaining spaces are filled with a few unremarkable pieces of office furniture,..
15 Apr 1999
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Pathology chair becomes department’s first Yesner Professor
Jon S. Morrow, M.
15 Sep 1998