- July 20, 2021
Pandemic-Based Approach to Methadone Treatment Restrictions Should Remain, YSPH Study Finds
- July 16, 2021
Resistance to Antimalarial Drugs Measured, Mapped by YSPH Researchers
- July 15, 2021
Doctoral Student Finds Calling in Data Analysis and Public Health
- July 14, 2021
Yale School of Public Health Partners With Tevogen Bio on Expansion of Regulatory Sciences Program
- July 13, 2021
Mental Strategy Helps Dementia Care Partners’ Well-being
- July 08, 2021Source: Yale News
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Everyone (Public) 9:00 AM2:15 PMLauren Zakarin Safier, MD, FACOG - Esther D. Rollhaus, MD - Perri Klass MD - Jessical Stiefel MD - Chana Weinstock Neuberger MD - Rona Woldenberg MD - Karen Friedman MD, MS-HPPL, FACP - Hindi Stohl MD, JD - Sharon Stoll, DO - Tamara Danilewitz MD - Tova Gardin, MD, MPPJOWMA Annual Symposium 2021: Shaping the Future of Medicine
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@yalesph Retweeted @ADPaltielA new study with @jasonlschwartz on keeping campuses safe for Fall 2021. Key message: vaccinate! Colleges achieving vaccine coverage >90% may safely return to normalcy. Others will need continued distancing and/or frequent testing of the unvaccinated.
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