MEDICAL RESEARCH AND YNHH
KAITLIN FLORES
Yale researchers develop nonsurgical treatment for skin cancer

Yale researchers have created a nonsurgical injection that can treat skin cancer. The new treatment, which was published in a paper in the journal Proceedings […]

February 15, 2021

AMRE PROMAN
Mask mandates associated with people spending less time at home, Yale School of the Environment study finds

The implementation of mask mandates around the country was correlated with people spending less time at home, a new study by a Yale School of […]

February 15, 2021

KAITLIN FLORES
Yale researchers discover reservoir of T cells involved in anti-tumor response

In a recent study, Yale scientists investigated how a specific subset of T cells can survive within a tumor’s microenvironment during the progression of cancer. […]

February 14, 2021

MARIA FERNANDA PACHECO
COVID-19 vaccines should not eclipse public health precautions, YNHH doctors stress

Although the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of COVID-19 vaccines has brought the end of the pandemic nearer, the United States remains at a defining […]

February 9, 2021

SYDNEY GRAY
Yale study finds link between autism in children, premature birth of their parents

Autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, in children may be linked to the premature birth of their parents, according to a Yale School of Public Health […]

February 8, 2021

TAMAR GELLER
Yale team discovers ring-like structure of electrons in high-temperature superconductors

Yale scientists have come one step closer to understanding the behavior of electrons and have found surprising results. Coulomb’s law — a law governing electrical […]

February 7, 2021

KAITLIN FLORES
Yale study reveals acute kidney injury alert systems do not reduce risk

A new study by Yale School of Medicine nephrology experts shows that electronic alerts for acute kidney injury do not statistically improve patient outcomes.  F. […]

February 3, 2021

EMILIA OLIVA
Understanding our immune systems: Yale lab observes how macrophages respond to conflicting signals

In order to better understand macrophages — one of the first responders in our immune system — Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering Kathryn Miller-Jensen and […]

February 3, 2021

AMRE PROMAN
Yale affiliates one step closer to explaining food allergies

An article recently published in the scientific journal Cell provides new clues to the mystery behind food allergies by examining the workings of what the […]

January 31, 2021

ANJALI MANGLA
Yale postdoc wins first Cell Press Rising Black Scientists Award

Chrystal Starbird, a postdoctoral fellow who works in the Ferguson Lab at the Yale Cancer Biology Institute, recently won the first Cell Press Rising Black […]

January 31, 2021