- July 27, 2021
Pilot grants to study the health of women and resources for women faculty at Yale gaining momentum
- July 26, 2021
Yale study reveals social media habits of Black teen girls and guides risk-reduction video game
- July 21, 2021
Colorectal Cancer and Women
- July 20, 2021
Virtual Reality Game Is an Effective Tool for Vaping Prevention Among Teens
- July 06, 2021Source: Yale News
Sex-specific Immune Response in COVID-19 Linked to Cellular Metabolism
- June 21, 2021
A Conversation on the Future of Women’s Health Research with Dr. Janine Clayton, Director of the NIH Office of Research on Women’s Health
Health Information and News
Have you heard the news?
This question used to be easier to answer. These days, there’s just too much coming much too fast. In this hectic environment, Women’s Health Research at Yale takes a careful, more helpful approach. We play a vital, deliberate role toward achieving equity in how medical science is conducted and translated into practice. And in doing so, improving your health.
On this page, you can learn what you should do about the latest confusing health headlines. You can get tips about eating healthier. And you can see how the latest advancements in women’s health research are helping everyone to live longer, happier, and more productive lives.
- Read the latest issue of our quarterly newsletter Innovations in Women's Health.
- Media reports can be tricky, but we're here to help clear things up.
People come in all different shapes and sizes. Here's what you need to know about how differences between men and women can influence your health.
- Think you know about sex and science? Test your knowledge and play along.
- Simple swaps can make a big difference in your health. Here are some practical ideas to get you started!
- It's never too late to start doing the right things to improve your bone health.
- Why is it harder for women to quit smoking, and what do you need to know when you're ready to quit?
- Further reading about WHRY and the science we support, including publications from international journals like JAMA and The Lancet.