Testing for acute cellular rejection currently requires surgical biopsy. A Yale team has identified a potential way to diagnose it with a simple blood draw.
Applicants to U.S. medical residency programs who report a disability match at lower rates than their peers, especially for surgical programs, says a new study.
Akiko Iwasaki and Priyamvada Natarajan are part of 2024’s Time 100, a list that includes leaders of government, the arts, athletics, science, and industry.
Led by Yale researcher Clemens Scherzer, the center will leverage genomics and artificial intelligence to develop tailored therapeutics for the disease.
In a Q&A, Christina Mainelli ’11 M.B.A., CEO of the care platform Quartet Health, discusses the benefits of a value-based approach to mental health care.
Medical students who take a leave of absence are less likely to match into residency programs, a Yale study finds, which could affect workforce diversity.
A new grant will fund Yale research into improving diagnostic techniques for a rare liver condition found in pregnant women that can cause fetal complications.
In a Q&A, Yale’s Gerald Shulman discusses the basics of insulin resistance, how the condition impacts our health, and the steps we can take to reverse it.
A deep learning model built by Yale investigators analyzes video of cardiac ultrasound to identify those who might experience thickening of the aortic valve.
