A new study in Sierra Leone shows that it is possible to get health interventions to remote and under-resourced areas cost-effectively and with good uptake.
As the earth’s temperature becomes more extreme, population aging is expected to substantially amplify future heat- and cold-related deaths, a new study shows.
Injuries from fall uncovered a rare blood cancer affecting a patient’s spine. A team of Yale clinicians leapt into action to restore his mobility and health.
Fewer low-income students are applying to M.D.-Ph.D. programs while affluent students account for a greater proportion of acceptances, a Yale new study finds.
Renamed to honor a late faculty member from the Yale School of Medicine, the firm focuses on promoting health equity and reducing barriers to access to care.
Professor John Tsang and President Salovey discuss the Yale-backed Chan Zuckerberg Biohub New York’s ambitions for disease prevention, detection, and treatment.