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This Mother’s Day, let us help you celebrate and thank the women in your life with a gift to Women’s Health Research at Yale in their honor.
Naming WHRY as the beneficiary of a charitable gift annuity ensures support for WHRY’s mission to improve the health of women and the community while balancing financial, philanthropic, and family goals.
In important ways, all facets of WHRY’s mission converged in how the center joined in, supported, and led parts of the mobilization to combat the coronavirus.
We need investment in smarter science to stay healthy and build a better future.
At Women’s Health Research at Yale, we are confident that science will ultimately ensure our return to the relative safety and promise of our pre-COVID lives. But we also know that we cannot go back to the way it was.
Thank you to those whose essential work keeps our communities safe and functioning.
Mother’s Day is almost here. Are you looking for some new gift to get? Something that truly pays tribute in ways other gifts can’t? Women’s Health Research at Yale is excited to offer you a great way to honor or memorialize women who have had a special impact on your life.
At universities like Yale, researchers are expected to generate external funding for their projects. But with high demand for limited pools of funding, where can researchers obtain the support needed to study women and sex-and-gender differences?
Thank you to our generous supporters. Here are the gifts made to Women's Health Research at Yale in Honor and in Memory of loved ones for Spring 2019.
For 20 years, WHRY has led efforts to fill an enormous gap in knowledge about women’s health and to understand critical differences between women and men and among populations of women and men.
Research should inform health care. In 2018, that means science must take into account what makes each of us unique.
Women’s Health Research at Yale has thrived for 20 years —and the reasons are clear.
Philanthropist's gift will help shorten the timeline between exciting discoveries in the sciences and their ultimate benefit to patients.
Women’s Health Research at Yale will compete for matching funds and prizes in The Great Give 2016, the seventh annual online fundraiser created by The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven to benefit area nonprofit organizations.
Community Foundation for Greater New Haven funds heart and cancer research
Ann Baker Pepe embraced her mother’s attitude about helping others when she and her husband, Greg Pepe, donated to WHRY.
Women’s Health Research at Yale has been awarded a three-year grant from The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven to support heart and cancer research.
W. Mark Saltzman, center co-founder, shared how the center encourages medical innovation and entrepreneurship cross campus networks.
Focusing on Cancer and Heart Disease Research
Investing in the future of women’s health research, a couple honors their mothers