B-1 immune cells can recognize all sorts of viruses, Yale researchers find. Mimicking them may enable a pan-virus treatment that can address many virus types.
A new study led by Yale geneticists provides a long-needed tool to determine which mutations in the mitochondrial genome cause disease.
Many predictive models don’t work well across different settings and populations. But testing them on diverse data can help, Yale researchers show.
Most fatal pediatric opioid poisonings among children occur in their home with many following a history of maltreatment, a new Yale study finds.
A new study by Yale political scientist Josh Kalla shows that experts performed little better than chance in identifying effective political messaging.
Ancient “gold” bug fossils, infused with pyrite, have been identified as a new species of arthropod.
In a new study, a Yale sociologist examines the ways U.S. immigration law forces migrant children to make hard choices while journeying across Mexico.
Creating zygotes from the genetic material and cytoplasm of two mouse species yields offspring that differ drastically from their parents, a new study shows.
A new study shows different types of clinicians contribute to enhanced health care quality, findings that could guide strategic staffing.
Too much stuff in the periphery of our vision can make it difficult to identify what we’re seeing. Yale researchers now know how that clutter affects the brain.