This story originally appeared in the Fall 2015 issue of Yale Nursing Matters.
How a mother responds to her baby’s cries can make a big difference in the child’s ability to learn, develop, and thrive. While a warm, supportive response can help the baby...
Gastrointestinal surgeries for obesity may be effective because they reduce appetite by acting upon the brain’s reward center and reducing cravings for sugar, Yale researchers have found.The surgery for morbid obesity reduces the release of...
Before Ming Tsai became a celebrity chef known for fusing Eastern and Western cuisines, he was a mechanical engineering student at Yale. He’s now host of his own cooking show, “Simply Ming,” and serves as chef-owner of the Massachusetts restaurants Blue...
The Edith Wharton papers at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library contain about 50,000 items, including the author’s voluminous correspondence, drafts of her short stories and essays, and manuscripts of most her novels, including “The House of...
Public health and thriving urban green spaces go hand-in-branch, a panel of experts told a group of Yale alumni gathered at the Yale School of Public Health.That connection, while not always uppermost in people’s minds, was emphatically underscored at a...
Two Yale scientists have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the largest international organization dedicated to advancing science, engineering, and innovation.The new Yale fellows are Sarbani Basu,...