When Associate Director of Admissions Hannah Mendlowitz ’12 got the news that the response to the COVID-19 outbreak meant that Yale would not be able to host Bulldog Days, the three-day on-campus program for admitted students held each April, her first...
Jane Sachs ’73 B.A., ’74 M.A., a clinical and forensic psychologist, found her home at Yale in Russian courses and the newly formed Yale Slavic Chorus. “The involvement of all things Slavic and Russian took hold of me,” said Sachs, whose mother was from...
As soon as Alison Galvani learned of the COVID-19 virus in China and its devastating spread there, she foresaw what might happen to healthcare facilities in the United States. The Yale professor and colleagues at the Center for Infectious Disease Modeling...
A new drug for lung fibrosis that Yale pulmonologist Dr. Naftali Kaminski began developing a few years ago shows promise for treating certain life-threatening effects of COVID-19, and his research team is rapidly laying the groundwork for clinical trials...
A Yale-led team of doctors has discovered how aortic aneurysms — bulges that weaken the wall of the biggest blood vessel leading to the heart — form in the human body.
Aortic aneurysms lead to about 10,000 deaths a year in the United States. Most of those...
As the world grapples with waves of patients from the coronavirus pandemic, Yale has moved aggressively to make emergency campus housing available for medical personnel on the front lines of the fight against the virus.
By April 3, Yale had prepared 300...