Health & Medicine

Recollections of traumatic events among people with PTSD trigger markedly different brain activity than when remembering sad or “neutral” experiences.

A new study reveals significant insights into the challenges that can occur in hepatitis C virus elimination efforts in people with HIV.

Ranney testified on Tuesday before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, urging Congress to support a public health approach to the nation’s gun violence crisis.

A new Yale-led study reveals for the first time the steps through which human immunodeficiency virus binds to the receptors on the membranes of T cells.

Yale and Columbia University researchers find that a parent’s experience of discrimination during pregnancy can affect their infant’s brain.

Mature mRNA is generated by removing introns through a process called splicing, errors however that occur during splicing can potentially cause disease.

The anti-obesity drug has the potential to reduce the risk of heart attacks and other heart-related conditions among 6.6 million Americans, a Yale study finds.

In this conversation with Barry J. Wu, he shares his experience as a caregiver to his mother and how that informs the advice he gives to other caregivers.

A Yale-led analysis of the genomes of more than 1 million people has shed light on the underlying biology of cannabis use disorder and associated risks.

What you need to know about the complex autoimmune disease that interferes with the communication between nerves and muscles.