- September 11, 2023
Sex-Specific Warning Symptoms of Cardiac Arrest
- September 08, 2023
WHRY Launches New Pilot Project Studies
- September 08, 2023
WHRY Welcomes New Class of Undergraduate Fellows
- September 08, 2023
Preparing for the Future of Clinical Care and Research Through Medical School Education
- September 08, 2023
The Stories Behind the Statistics
- September 08, 2023
Looking to the Future
- September 06, 2023Source: JAMA Psychiatry
Stress as a Risk Factor for Mental Disorders in a Gendered Environment
- August 30, 2023Source: Yale SEAS
An mRNA COVID Vaccine—And Potentially More—With Nanoparticles, No Shot Needed
- August 11, 2023Source: Youtube | Women's Health Research at Yale
Can a Person's Sex and Gender Affect Tobacco Use?
Better science, better lives
When it comes to health care — and the research that informs it — it's time to include everyone.
Precise, effective medicine focuses on each individual’s biology, psychology, and medical history. This means understanding our unique needs to develop more inclusive treatments.
Women’s Health Research at Yale incorporates the study of women and the influence of sex and gender in science and medicine. We bring together Yale faculty from diverse fields. We respond to health questions women face and discover sex/gender differences that benefit all. We train the next generation of researchers and clinicians committed to improving the health of women. And we collaborate in advancing health policy. Learn more about how we're shaping the future of research.
Heart of the Matter
The most common cause of heart attack is a blocked artery, but it is not the only cause. Coronary vasospasm and microvascular disease have led to an under-diagnosis of heart disease, especially in women. A Women's Health Research at Yale study is changing that, providing greater insight into heart disease and accurate cardiac diagnoses for improved patient care.
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