Health & Medicine

Yale Medicine experts offer recommendations to help address confusion about when you might want to consider wearing a mask.

Mapping out brain networks in teens can help predict current and future risky drinking behavior, according to a study led by Yale psychiatrist Sarah Yip.

In an interview, Zhao Ni discusses his passion for global health, his go-to activities for refreshing his brain, and how family inspired his career path.

A five-year, $6.5-million commitment from the National Institute on Aging will support multidisciplinary work on complex geriatric conditions.

Yale researchers show that placental examination could help determine the cause of more than 90% of previously unexplained pregnancy losses.

Vera, a recent graduate from the Yale School of Nursing, shares how his education has empowered him to give back to the Latine community.

Yale School of Public Health students, staff, and faculty last week joined President Peter Salovey for a reception to welcome the school’s new dean.

A set of studies co-authored by Yale researchers seeks to address racial disparities in access to treatment for people living with both hepatitis C and HIV.

The FDA recently approved zuranolone, the first-ever oral medication to treat postpartum depression. A Yale psychiatrist answers questions about the new drug.

Activities throughout the 2023–2024 academic year will reflect on 100 years of YSN history while shaping the future of the nation’s most trusted profession.