Health & Medicine

Neuroscientist Jessica Cardin and colleagues discuss role of aptly named VIP interneurons in forming the brain’s cortical circuits.

People with opioid addiction who receive buprenorphine in the emergency department are more likely to still be in a drug treatment program 30 days later.

Knocking out a gene that guards against blood cancers and heart disease may actually help combat solid tumors, says a Yale study.

Drs. Gerard Sanacora and Samuel T. Wilkinson write that enthusiasm for the rapid-acting antidepressant should be coupled with caution.

More needs to be done to eliminate the gap in access to specialty care for Medicaid patients, concludes a new Yale study.

Using new technology, Yale-led team of researchers has identified specific gene combinations that can cause the deadly brain cancer glioblastoma.

Operated by Yale Hospitality, Uncommon Market brings affordable fresh produce and foods to all Yale staff, faculty, and students every Friday during summers.

A Yale-led study has identified a gene that is critical to pancreatic cancer cell growth, revealing a fresh target for new therapies.

New research into the body's immune system offers a path to new treatments for autoimmune diseases.

People who hear voices, with and without a psychotic illness, are more sensitive than others to a 125-year-old experiment designed to induce hallucinations.