Dr. David Hafler discusses the course of researchers’ understanding of the condition over time, highlighting what he calls the “random walk” of drug discovery.
Carrasco, who has been appointed the C.N.H. Long Professor of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, is a leader in the study of cell membrane transporters.
Women’s Health Research at Yale is using a new brain-scanning technique to examine for the first time how smoking cannabis affects the brains of women and men.
Inginia Genao proposes that medical schools should assesses the entire applicant, including student background, barriers they’ve overcome, and other factors.
A team of Yale researchers have been working in South Africa to improve prevention, care, and treatment for adults and children with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
In a study of 35,935 patients, researchers found that the use of echocardiography could help to accurately predict 30-day mortality from pulmonary embolism.
Spearheaded by the Yale Alumni Service Corps, initiatives in Cape Town’s Philippi Township included mentoring programs, local public health services, and more.
