- April 08, 2021Source: New Haven Register
Yale research finds vaccine effective against coronavirus variant found in Brazil
- April 08, 2021Source: Knowledge Science Report
5 things everyone should know about the COVID-19 outbreak
- April 06, 2021Source: CNN
Your guide to avoiding Covid-19 while staying at a hotel
- April 05, 2021
Planet, People and Prosperity: A YIGH Conversation
- April 04, 2021Source: Yale Daily News
Pfizer vaccine leads to ‘significantly lower’ case rates in nursing homes, Yale study finds
- April 02, 2021Source: Yale Medicine
COVID-19 Vaccines for Teens: One Step Closer
- March 31, 2021Source: Verywell Health
When Can I Use Public Transportation Again After Being Fully Vaccinated?
- March 31, 2021Source: The New York Times
The C.D.C. and N.I.H. launch a rapid, at-home testing initiative in Tennessee and North Carolina.
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The focal point for global health at Yale
Our Mission
The Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH), led by the schools of public health, medicine and nursing, is a university-wide effort to address global health issues, and serves as the focal point for research, education and engagement with global partners to improve the health of individuals and populations worldwide.
Achim Steiner, Administrator, UN Development Programme, and presidents Peter Salovey, Yale University; Elizabeth Bradley, Vassar College; and Firoz Rasul, Aga Khan University
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@YaleGH Retweeted @DrTedrosOn average in high-income countries 1 in 4 people has received a #COVID19 vaccine. In low-income countries it’s 1 in 500+. Scarcity of supply is driving vaccine nationalism and vaccine diplomacy. This is a time for partnership, not patronage. We must accelerate #VaccinEquity now! https://t.co/DZ9dSRo51C11 HOURS AGO
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@ndtvCoronavirus #FactsVsMyths | “We don’t have a lot of data on double mutation. But the vaccine seems to work when it comes to preventing severe disease even if it does not stop the infection”: Dr Saad B Omer, Director, Yale Institute for Global Health https://t.co/EQmpIb6nei2 DAYS AGO
@YaleGHReluctance among some groups to get vaccines may signal danger of "vaccination plateau." @SaadOmer3 @YaleSPH @YaleMed @Yale
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