Stimulant abusers rewarded with prizes for submitting drug-free urine samples have longer periods of continuous abstinence—but cost more to treat—than those in traditional therapy, researchers at Yale School of Medicine report in the September issue of...
Robert Sherwin, M.D., YCCI director and principal investigator on the CTSA grant As part of a major national initiative to speed research from the laboratory bench to patients in need, Yale School of...
Yale School of Medicine is offering a continuing medical education conference (CME) October 20 on the relationship between stress and disease, partly in response to traumatic events around the world.“Facing Stress: Implications for Psychiatric Practice...
Yale School of Medicine and the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health will hold an international conference on the latest methods for design and analysis of genome-wide studies October 26 and 27 at the Omni-New Haven Hotel at Yale. Michael Bracken...
Yale School of Medicine psychiatrists will be on the Concourse at the State Capitol in Hartford October 5 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for National Depression Screening Day (NDSD).The psychiatrists will discuss treatment and research initiatives to better the...
The location and amount of a protein within two separate compartments of a tumor cell may be critical markers predicting survival in colorectal cancer, according to a study at Yale School of Medicine.The study revealed that high levels of the protein...
The protein Myo1f The protein Myo1f is important in regulating how quickly the immune system mobilizes to fight off infection and may help explain some infection fighting disorders, Yale School of Medicine...
Anna Reisman, M.D. Teaching creative writing to residents in an intensive workshop at Yale School of Medicine improved physicians’ view of themselves, their peers and their patients, and also promoted an...
Advanced primary melanoma lesion on the skin. Yale School of Medicine researchers have received an $11.5 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to improve risk assessment, measures for diagnosis...
Annette Molinaro A three-year $500,000 National Cancer Institute grant to Yale School of Medicine Public Health and Biostatistics scientist Annette Molinaro will advance the use of statistics for predicting...