Health & Medicine

A new study by YSM and the Connecticut VA shows that one’s ability to cope and thrive after trauma depends on more factors than just the individual.

Yale Medicine doctors like Doruk Ozgediz, Tobias Carling, and others are working to improve access to and quality of medical care in Uganda.

A Yale-led team has found genetic biomarkers for a significant percentage of a rare but often deadly malformation of blood vessels in the brains of infants.

The true purpose of presents is to strengthen bonds. Yale Medicine doctors reminisce about the gifts that made an impact on their lives.

Fructose and glucose in the diet block the production of a protein called Roc, which is necessary for the colonization of beneficial bacteria in the gut.

Eight new Scholars will be joining the Yale School of Medicine in July as part of the interprofessional fellowship program.

For the first time, Yale scientists have found gene variants associated with multiple sclerosis can affect the functions of brain cells.

Effective programs include offering meals that meet federal nutrition guidelines, providing nutritional newsletters, and curbing sugary drink consumption.

As a policy matter, an investment in social pensions could help reduce costs for mental health treatment as well as physical health care, say YSPH researchers.

A new course at the Yale School of Medicine offers clinicians and care professionals insights into the intersection of culture, religion, and end-of-life care.