Health & Medicine

Yale Medicine experts provide a road map to help teenagers manage their condition.

New Yale-led research shows how a hormone called GDF15 helps the body to tolerate inflammation while fighting off infections like sepsis.

Excited conversation filled Harkness Courtyard on Aug. 12, when families and friends of 104 future physicians gathered to honor their commitment.

Severe birth defects caused by the Zika virus may be related to the antibodies infected mothers produce to fight the disease, a study by YSPH researchers shows.

YSPH researchers have shed insight on the vaccine’s effectiveness in low-income countries concerned about protecting against the highly contagious disease.

Yale Medicine experts agree that with greater awareness, parents, coaches, and athletic trainers can help potentially concussed athletes take precautions.

New research into capsids — protective proteins that help HIV thrive — may lead to new ways to boost the immune system’s defenses against the virus.

Men and women respond differently when their spouse becomes their primary caregiver in old age, a Yale School of Public Health study has found.

A new study has found that for Medicare beneficiaries aged 65 and older, pulmonary embolisms are becoming less deadly thanks in part to improved technology.

Gilliam focuses his research on early childhood education and intervention policy analysis