Recent YSCC Discoveries

Stress and inflammation influence the developing brain and are associated with mental health outcomes. In a paper in Nature Communications, Kristen Brennand, PhD, and colleagues show that common genetic risk dynamically interacts with immune responses in human neurons.

New research from Yale School of Medicine's Madhav Menon, MD, MBBS, identifies a potential genetic mechanism underlying the increased risk of kidney transplant rejection in some patients of recent African ancestry.

Yale School of Medicine's Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences' alumni returned to campus for the 18th Annual Yale Obstetrical and Gynecological Society (YOGS) meeting.

The Center for Brain & Mind Health Pilot Program is the center's annual keystone initiative, embodying its core value of interdisciplinary collaboration as a driver of clinically relevant neuroscience.

MHS degree program names Oliver Karam, MD, PhD, as Director and Naftali Kaminski, MD, as Co-Director of the Clinical Investigation concentration.

Yale School of Medicine researchers are part of an international team developing an AI platform that can accelerate development of precision medicine approaches.

Women’s Health Research at Yale announced the five latest pilot projects to join its program, and a partnership with Yale Cancer Center.

An air quality alert was issued for all of Connecticut through Thursday as smoke drifted down from Canada. Yale School of Medicine's Geoffrey Chupp, MD, offers recommendations for ways to minimize exposure.